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Why was Colonialist Literary Theory started?

Colonialist Literary Theory

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Why was Colonialist Literary Theory started?
From serious conflict in 2005.
From serious conflict in 1800s.
From serious conflict in 1960.
From serious conflict in 1950.
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What does this theory focus on?
Law
History, economics, and political institutions.
Technology and mechanics.
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What is another pro of post colonialism and imperialism?
Brings attention to neo - slavery.
Brings attention to evil.
Brings attention to interactions of colonization.
Brings attention to Mystification and moralism.
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Who are the leading proponents of this theory?
Edward Said
Franz Fanon
Shakespeare
Homer
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What is a con of post colonialism and imperialism?
Expands American studies.
Brings together culture and literature.
Brings attention to interactions of colonization.
Colonialism is pure oppression, evil, and neo - slavery.
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What is Colonial Literary Theory?
Studies that explain the history of Native Americans.
The Practice or Idiom of characteristics of a group.
The Practice or Idiom of characteristics of a colony.
Studies that explain the history of colonialism/culture.
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Who used this theory to describe knowledge about the Middle East?
John Knowles
Mitchell Foucault
Carl Jung
William Golding
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Why would someone use this theory?
In essays.
In practical readings of literature.
In comic books.
In classic novels.
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What is a pro of post colonialism and imperialism?
Mystification and Moralism.
Fostered strong sense of national unity
colonialism is immoral and evil.
No good comes out of evil.
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What is something that this theory addresses?
Culture through different languages.
Culture through law.
Culture through literary criticism/historic events