Postcolonialism - Revision history

Reaganaut: might as well categorize it in the postcolonialists category, right?

2008-04-21T03:00:23Z

might as well categorize it in the postcolonialists category, right?

Pacman at 02:54, 21 April 2008

2008-04-21T02:54:42Z

Pacman at 02:54, 21 April 2008

2008-04-21T02:54:23Z

Jiabao at 07:11, 27 December 2007

2007-12-27T07:11:55Z

Pacman at 08:24, 5 December 2007

2007-12-05T08:24:10Z

Pacman at 04:47, 5 December 2007

2007-12-05T04:47:11Z

Pacman at 04:45, 5 December 2007

2007-12-05T04:45:46Z

Pacman: New page: {{wp-also}} '''Postcolonialism''' is a pervasive concept in Columbia academics, and runs deep in many humanities professors' work here. It includes, basically, theories, concepts, ideas, ...

2007-12-05T04:34:45Z

New page: {{wp-also}} '''Postcolonialism''' is a pervasive concept in Columbia academics, and runs deep in many humanities professors' work here. It includes, basically, theories, concepts, ideas, ...

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'''Postcolonialism''' is a pervasive concept in Columbia academics, and runs deep in many humanities professors' work here. It includes, basically, theories, concepts, ideas, and practices that can be said to expose or undermine hierarchies of power that existed during, or persist from, the period of European and Western colonialism.

Important developments in this field made by Columbia professors include [[Edward Said]]'s concept of [[Orientalism]] and [[Gayatri Spivak]]'s [[Subalternism]].

Other Columbia professors who can be described as working in a postcolonial milieu include:
*[[Janaki Bakhle]]
*[[Partha Chatterjee]]
*[[Nicholas Dirks]]

[[Category:Definitions]]

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 Important developments in this field made by Columbia professors include [[Edward Said]]'s concept of [[Orientalism]], considered the origin of postcolonial theory, and [[Gayatri Spivak]]'s contributions to the notion of the [[:w:Subaltern_(postcolonialism)|subaltern]].
-Many other Columbia professors work in the postcolonial milieu. See [[:Category:Postcolonialists]].
+Many other Columbia professors work in the postcolonial milieu, and are known as "[[:Category:Postcolonialists|postcolonialists]]".
 [[Category:Academic trends]]

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 Important developments in this field made by Columbia professors include [[Edward Said]]'s concept of [[Orientalism]], considered the origin of postcolonial theory, and [[Gayatri Spivak]]'s contributions to the notion of the [[:w:Subaltern_(postcolonialism)|subaltern]].
-Many other Columbia professors work in the postcolonial milieu. See [[:Category:Postcolonialists]]
+Many other Columbia professors work in the postcolonial milieu. See [[:Category:Postcolonialists]].
 [[Category:Academic trends]]

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 Important developments in this field made by Columbia professors include [[Edward Said]]'s concept of [[Orientalism]], considered the origin of postcolonial theory, and [[Gayatri Spivak]]'s contributions to the notion of the [[:w:Subaltern_(postcolonialism)|subaltern]].
-Other Columbia professors who can be described as working in a postcolonial milieu include:
+Many other Columbia professors work in the postcolonial milieu. See [[:Category:Postcolonialists]]
 [[Category:Academic trends]]

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 '''Postcolonialism''' is a pervasive concept in Columbia academics, and runs deep in many humanities professors' work here. It includes, basically, theories, concepts, ideas, and practices that can be said to expose or undermine hierarchies of power that existed during, or persist from, the period of European and Western colonialism.
-Important developments in this field made by Columbia professors include [[Edward Said]]'s concept of [[Orientalism]], considered the origin of postcolonial theory, and [[Gayatri Spivak]]'s contributions to [[w:Subalternism|Subalternism]].
+Important developments in this field made by Columbia professors include [[Edward Said]]'s concept of [[Orientalism]], considered the origin of postcolonial theory, and [[Gayatri Spivak]]'s contributions to the notion of the [[:w:Subaltern_(postcolonialism)|subaltern]].
 Other Columbia professors who can be described as working in a postcolonial milieu include:

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 *[[Janaki Bakhle]]
 *[[Partha Chatterjee]]
 *[[Nicholas Dirks]]
 [[Category:Definitions]]