/r/Colonialism
For sharing and discussing images, videos, articles and questions pertaining to colonialism and the various colonial empires that have existed throughout history.
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Essentially the title.
The literature needs to be accessible and free to read online.
For my media-science assignment about Colonialism and Representation in "Magic: The Gathering" I think a more than conversational understanding of colonialism would be appropriate.
Thank you in advance!
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Im confused because some texts I read date colonialism in India by Portuguese explorers back to the 15th century, but discuss the same explorers coming from forming trading posts along African coastline, however in a different text I understood that real colonialism in Africa occurred as late as 1900s?
"Fourth, I do not think that liberals understand the (4) difference between/influence and power,and the liberals get confused seeking influence rather than power. The conservatives on the right wing,or the fascists, understand power, though, and they move to consolidate power while the liberal pushes for influence."
This differentiation is giving me trouble. Is "influence" somewhat interchangeable with clout or kudos?
I would like to read about life of colonialists and their descendants in south america or southeast asia
I would like to learn about their lives, struggles and privileges.
Can anyone recommend some books?
Dear friends, I have a question. Does anyone know if there are any sensible studies of the social sources of colonialism? Is it even possible to talk about something like this? Given that in the societies of the colonisers there were sometimes philosophical movements designed to justify colonialism, is there any research on the societies of the colonising powers? Or is there anyone who could tell me about it? Maybe I'm wrong, but from my perspective, this is a kind of a blank spot in postcolonial studies at the moment, and I would like to know if anyone has done any research on this at all.
i really wanna know, if there exist any danish songs, about the colonies, in the west indies, or the gold coast. i know there is french colonial music, as well as, british, and german colonial music, but i can't find any danish colonial music, do you guys know any danish, colonial songs.
Would be greatly appreciated