1. Ania Loomba’s views about
Colonialism/Post colonialism
Name: Solanki Alpa H.
Class: M.A. Sem-3
Batch:2017-19
Roll no.: 02
Paper no.: 11(The Postcolonial Literature)
Email id: alpasolanki176@gmail.com
Submitted: Department of English
2. Ania Loomba
Ania Loomba is
Catherine Bryson
professors in the
field of English at
the Pennsylvania.
Born:7, August
,1955
An indian literary
scholar
3. Colonialism
The control and governing influence of
a nation over a dependent country ,
territory or people.
4.
5. Post colonialism
The post colonialism is the study of a
culture after the physical or political
withdrawal of an oppressive power.
Deals with conflicts of identity
6. Roots of colonialism and post
colonialism
No difference between colonialism
post colonialism.
“Colonialism and post
colonialism is a comprehensive yet
accessible guide to the historical and
theoretical dimension of colonial and
post colonial studies”.
7. Ania Loomba’s views on
Colonialism / Post Colonialism
Her book : “Colonialism and Post
Colonialism”, discussed about ‘how
colonialism relevant with the person ,
place or anything.
8. Three chapters
I. Colonialism / Post colonialism ,
Imperialism , Neo-colonialism
II. Relates with identities about race ,
class , gender , sexuality , hybridity
III. It is about challenging colonialism :
feminism – post colonialism ,
nationlism , can the subaltern speak
?
9. Colonialism/Post Colonialism –
It means first world country power
over second , third , and fourth world country.
Imperialism –
The Oxford English Dictionary
defines :
Imperial – pertaining to empire
Imperialism – rule of an emperor despotic or
arbirer.
10. Neo-colonialism –
Knows as “Neo-imperialism”.
Main aim : after world war -2 , maintain control of
their formal colonies and economic
arrangements.
Race –
Product of western science in the 18th
century.
Class –
Class and caste system creates difference in
human beings.
11. Sexuality –
War period some women become
widows
Played a vital role in the process of
colonialism
Feminism and Post Colonialism –
Also part of colonialism