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... colonial discourse : but this very textual ambivalence prevents us from standing back to reconsider colonial discourse itself as an entity . " Young argues that the very notion of " conflictual " colonial narratives , rather than ...
... colonial discourse : but this very textual ambivalence prevents us from standing back to reconsider colonial discourse itself as an entity . " Young argues that the very notion of " conflictual " colonial narratives , rather than ...
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... colonial - capitalist nexus and its dynamic work of producing and channeling desire - suggests an applicability for colonial gothic discourse analysis as well , the possibility of moving beyond the impasse of " conflictual " discourses ...
... colonial - capitalist nexus and its dynamic work of producing and channeling desire - suggests an applicability for colonial gothic discourse analysis as well , the possibility of moving beyond the impasse of " conflictual " discourses ...
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... colonial desire or transgression and the error of judgement ( “ hamartia " ) on the part of the high figure , which ... colonial point of view , not necessarily viewing it as a legitimate procedure , but as the inescapable consequence of ...
... colonial desire or transgression and the error of judgement ( “ hamartia " ) on the part of the high figure , which ... colonial point of view , not necessarily viewing it as a legitimate procedure , but as the inescapable consequence of ...
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