Rayyan·Jun 25Disciplining the “Other”: The Paradox of Troping and Western Narrative Structures in The Hunger…In the globalized world, we cannot ignore the consequential impacts of Western literature on the intertextual level, on whether those…A response icon1A response icon1
Nikkita Dhiman·Jun 5COLONIALISM AND THE EVOLUTION OF SOCIAL CONSCIOUSNESSTracing the colonial foundations and exclusions within the evolution of political thought.
Pratyusha Srivastav·Mar 13Freedom Park: A Postcolonial StudyBangalore is frequently marketed as a “Global City” of glass, steel, and seamless connectivity. Yet, in the heart of its administrative…
Vidushi Mishra·Feb 27Empire in Costume: Postcolonial State building and Politics of Akbar in Indian CinemaAs a cinephile (and a big time Mughal-e-Azam fangirl), the article aims to read through the scenes and between the dialogues. It plans to…A response icon2A response icon2
Rafael Balgin·Feb 4CENTRAL ASIA: THE REGION THAT IS ALWAYS EXPLAINED — BUT RARELY UNDERSTOODBy Rafael Balgin
Postcolonial Bharat·Jan 30Why Independence Did Not End ColonialismIndia became politically independent in 1947, but independence did not mean liberation in its truest sense. What ended was British rule…
chelseasdn·Jan 23Power, Dominance, and Postcolonialization Language in Tulus' Song, Gajah.Texts do not appear neutrally; they are produced with meaning, identity formation, or even as instruments of power. When we talk about…
Ash Kango·Dec 22, 2025Germination of India in the haze of World War IIGermination of India in the haze of World War II
Darwin Gosal·Dec 20, 2025Independence Didn’t Reset Southeast AsiaA systems explanation of why Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore look the way they do
