后殖民主义

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• 资本是可以增值的东西
• 鲁滨逊漂流记：
• 讲的是 “企业家”怎么创业的。
• 高扬资本主义精神的“英国梦”

• 而和老牌资本主义帝国是不一样的

• 丁丁历险记

• OED

• Characteristics of Post-Colonial Criticism:

• Seeks to come to terms with the legacy of European colonialism from a global perspective
• Examines the effects of colonial rule on both the colonized societies and the imperial powers
• Explores the relationship between culture, race, nationality, and imperialism
• Challenges the ethnocentric foundations of traditional English/Western literature

• Representative Writers/Theorists:

• Edward Said (Orientalism, Culture and Imperialism)
• Homi K. Bhabha
• Gayatri Spivak
• Kwame Anthony Appiah
• Gauri Viswanathan (Masks of Conquest)
• Bill Ashcroft, Gareth Griffiths, and Helen Tiffin (The Empire Writes Back)

• Duration/Timeline:

• Post-colonial studies emerged in the wake of the independence of formerly colonized territories, primarily after World War II
• Gained prominence in the Anglo-American academy in the late 1980s and early 1990s

• Other People's Comments/Perspectives:

• According to Gerald Graff, post-colonial studies have been accommodated as a field within the discipline of English literature without fundamentally changing the discipline's structure or traditional approaches
• Graff argues that the "field-coverage principle" in English departments allows for the incorporation of new fields without requiring changes in other fields or challenging the discipline's overall coherence
• The author of the PDF suggests that post-colonial criticism may have had a radical impact on English literature's foundations, but the discipline has remained largely unchanged by incorporating it as a marginal field of study.