This document outlines new directions in postcolonial studies, including postcolonial spatial studies, postcolonial memory studies, and the relationship between postcolonialism and globalization. Postcolonial spatial studies examines concepts like deterriorialization, reterritorialization, and the politics of space from colonial and postcolonial perspectives. Postcolonial memory studies analyzes the creation and construction of memory on both macro and micro levels. The document also notes how postcolonialism relates to areas like culinary studies, human rights, indigenous studies, and the environment in the globalized world.
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1. New Directions in
Postcolonial Studies
S. Garret Raja Immanuel
Assistant Professor of English
Nazareth Margoschis College at Pillaiyanmanai
2. Postcolonial Spatial Studies
? spatially or geographically focused criticism
? Deterriorialization and reterritorialization
? Westphel
? Certue
? Edward Soja (Third Space)
? Bhabha (hybrid spaces)
? Edward Soja
? Dustin Cowley
? Henri Lefebvre ¨C Strategy and Tactic (colonial resistance strategy)
? Cartography
? Power and space
? Politics of spaces
? For the colonizer it is space but for colonized its place ¨C terra nullis
3. Postcolonial Memory Studies
? Macro Level vs Micro level
? Creation of Memory
? Biasded Memory Making
? Long Forgotten
? Collective memory Citizenship
? Oral History as Memory
? Trauma
? Postcolonial Hauntologies
? Post is past ¨C postcolonial is effects of past on mind
? The past is reiretsting through memory
? Memories are constructed ¨C not reliable
? Memory politics
4. Globalisation
? Postcolonialism and culinary studies
? Postcolonialism and human rights
? Indigenous studies
? Postcolonial spatialities, memory and remembrance
? (Post)colonialism and the environment
? (Neo)colonialism and techno-capitalism