The Colonies of Culture:The Postcolonial Self in Latin America and Africa

Cultural colony: The colonies after Latin American and African colonies are not only geographical possibilities but also spiritual superiority that can make society whole. The entire continent was domineering, the resources were completely dry, and in the worst case of colonialism, the spiritual destruction of the indigenous culture put people into the cavities. Aboriginal culture no longer applies. In a globalized world, there is no autonomous culture, culture can not breathe in without a new idea or new idea.

"Cultural Translation and African Self: Case Study of Post Colonialism" - Simon Gikandi - (Excerpt from this Abstract) In this article, I will explain what happens when I read Africa - and Africa - We will use a unique colony theme (Jomo Kenyatta) as a case study. Not only appears between the colonial modern and traditionalism of Africa, but also through the opposite dictionary that appears in extreme scenes where the self becomes different and the boundary between them is blurred or folded The act of translation and negotiation. vocabulary

Naturally, the acceptance of post-colonial studies by Latin Americans should be confused. Many thinkers suspected the validity of post colonial studies in Latin America and post colonial studies are concerned with academic concerns of big cities, certain reality in Asia and Africa, or literary persons' positions rather than Latin Americans It is based on. Cultural tradition (Achugar 1998; Colas 1995; IZlor de Alva 1992, 1995; Moraiia I 997; Perez 1999; and Yudice I 996). For him, the independence war is not an anti-colonial war but an elite struggle inspired by a European model to maintain colonial inequality.

If the relationship between colonialism and modernity is at the center of colonial research and Latin American studies, the fundamental contribution of Latin American research is to place this problem in a wider historical context It is to rebuild this problem by. Incorporating Latin America into the field of post colonial research expanded its geographical scope and depth of time. A wider focus from Asia and Africa to the Americas created a deeper perspective and revealed a link between the development of modern colonialism in the Nordic countries and the American foundation of Spain and Portuguese colonial period . This larger framework has changed the general understanding of modern history.