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... native - as - other in colonial gothic discourse . Such orientalisms can then be sustained within a critical account which sees them as one part of a larger project of cultural self - consciousness , as moments of self - scrutiny on the ...
... native - as - other in colonial gothic discourse . Such orientalisms can then be sustained within a critical account which sees them as one part of a larger project of cultural self - consciousness , as moments of self - scrutiny on the ...
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... native element . Rather than on a simplistic figurative degradation of the native and the colonized landscape , Kipling's tales thus work on a narrative and moral economy in which an intolerable ( partly because it is initial ) burden ...
... native element . Rather than on a simplistic figurative degradation of the native and the colonized landscape , Kipling's tales thus work on a narrative and moral economy in which an intolerable ( partly because it is initial ) burden ...
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... native politics in the moral terms of deposing a " cruel devil " and eradicating " bloody " native customs and superstitions . This monologic colonial consciousness or ego is not self - consciously challenged by framed narratives , as ...
... native politics in the moral terms of deposing a " cruel devil " and eradicating " bloody " native customs and superstitions . This monologic colonial consciousness or ego is not self - consciously challenged by framed narratives , as ...
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