Key Features

• Representation of Colonial Experiences – Explores the impact of colonization on culture, identity, and society through the voices of formerly colonized peoples.
• Decolonization of Mind and Language – Challenges Eurocentric perspectives by reclaiming indigenous languages, traditions, and storytelling methods.
• Hybrid Identities – Highlights the blending of cultures and identities resulting from colonial encounters, often showing characters caught between two worlds.
• Resistance and Empowerment – Focuses on struggles for freedom, justice, and cultural survival against colonial domination and its lingering effects.
• Critique of Imperialism – Questions the political, economic, and cultural control exerted by colonial powers, both historically and in modern forms.br> Voice to the Marginalized – Amplifies the experiences of oppressed groups—indigenous peoples, women, and minorities—long silenced in traditional literature.
  Includes numerous coding exercises, quizzes, and mini projects for self-assessment.
  Voice to the Marginalized – Amplifies the experiences of oppressed groups—indigenous peoples, women, and minorities—long silenced in traditional literature.
  Themes of Migration and Diaspora – Examines displacement, exile, and the search for identity in a globalized postcolonial world.