Colonization in Literature

Our current world is greatly affected by colonization, but the rapid spread of its impact ignores the diversity and important features of each country. In the surface treatment of Margaret Atwood, Atwood investigated the influence of colonization on Quebec's culture and social environment. With the expansion of English, French subculture was gradually postponed and forced to integrate with English culture. With the integration of culture, the history and tradition of defining the country has been lost.

Academic interest in the post-colonial period - post-independence literature in the Middle East, Africa and the Caribbean, this represents the interaction between colonialists and colonists (and often the psychology caused by colonization Explain both physical and cultural damage), the UK and the US in the 1970s and 1980s. As Indian - born British novelist Salman Rushdie said, academic critic after the colony found "Empire writes back to the center". Classical colonial novels include "Fall Fall Apart" by Chinua Achebe of Nigeria (1958), The Mimic Men by VS Naipaul of Trinidad (1967), Derek Walcott of Saint Lucia (1972) .

Literature after the colony is literature from the country of the former colonial period. It exists on all continents except Antarctica. Literature after colonies often includes topics such as country colonization issues and influences, especially political and cultural independence of previously conquered people, racial discrimination and colonialism doing. A series of literary theories develops around this theme. I discuss the role of literature in continuing and challenging cultural imperialism of colonial critic Edward Said.

When viewing this perspective in the literature of these countries, we regard it as literature after the colony. Bill Ashcroft, Gareth Griffith, and Helen Tiffin correctly argued that historically the "implications" after colonial colonial period "told from colonization to the present". All experiences influenced by colonial processes. The post colonial studies are critically analyzing the relationship between settlers and settlers.