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Into the Abyss: Ethiopia, Italy, and the Interpretation of History

The legacy and historical significance of Ethiopia's struggle and maintenance of independence following the Italo-Abyssinian War

Literary Theory 101: Power Dynamics and Postcolonial Perspectives in Literary Studies

Postcolonial studies is a growing field that looks at the long-lasting effects of colonialism on culture, history, and society.

From British Citizens to Illegal Immigrants: The Absurd Case of the Windrush Scandal

Relevant insight into how the UK's Windrush generation suddenly found themselves as illegals in the country they had helped rebuild.

Ireland in the Long Nineteenth Century 101: The Same Sea of Struggle

A look into the colonial parallels that exist between Ireland and South America, and their struggles for independence.

"Sing to Me of Our Time, Too" - James Joyce, Modernity, and Myth

An exploration of how James Joyce weaved together his modernist masterpiece, Ulysses, in connection with The Odyssey and Hamlet.

Arnaldo Roche: Painting the Soul of Puerto Rico’s Cultural Identity

This article explores Arnaldo Roche's examination of his cultural identity as he navigates his upbringing in Puerto Rico through his art.