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The Legacy of Otherness in the Postcolonial World

This article explores the theories of Said and Wynter to discover the ways colonial narratives of otherisation still manifest today.

Colonial Science in Coetzee's Waiting for the Barbarians.

This article examines the effects of colonial scientific theories on the Magistrate in J.M Coetzee's Waiting for the Barbarians.

Literary Critical Theories 101: Analysis of Post-Colonial Criticism

The article covers Post-colonial Theory and how it applies to literary texts such as Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe.

Education, Trauma and Indigenous Identity

The article examines the Canadian residential school system, analysing its history and its entanglement with colonial discourses.

The Colonized Child in Rudyard Kipling’s "The Jungle Book"

Amidst the innocence of Kipling's famous childhood tale lies a defence of colonialism and critique of the 19th century society.

Slavery: Ancient Rome and Its Modern Times Legacy

Slavery is one of the most ubiquitous institutions in human history. It has existed for centuries in different cultures. Thus, slavery...

The Dingo: Ideological Interpretation of the Australian Native Dog

The native Australian dog is an incredibly interesting animal for all the diverse ways in which it has been interpreted through centuries.

Ethnocentrism 101: A Tale About Consequences

“Foreignness does not start at the water's edge but at the skin's” Clifford Geertz The early registered notions of what later could be...