Post Colonial Literary Theories and Global Narratives

The study of post-colonial literary theories and global narratives represents one of the most significant intellectual movements of the modern era. Emerging in the latter half of the twentieth century, post-colonial theory has sought to interrogate, deconstruct, and critically analyze the complex legacies of colonialism and imperialism across the globe. Literature, as both a creative and cultural expression, became one of the most potent sites where the tensions between colonizer and colonized, dominance and resistance, assimilation and hybridity were articulated. This volume, Post-Colonial Literary Theories and Global Narratives, has been conceived as a comprehensive engagement with the intellectual, cultural, and political questions that post-colonial thought raises, while simultaneously connecting them to broader global experiences.