POSTCOLONIALISM Samenvattingen, Notities en Examens

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This is a complete summary of the entire syllabus of the University of Groningen's First Year English Language and Culture subject Literary Theory for English Studies. It includes notes made during lectures and seminars given by Dr Kees de Vries

N-DEPTH LECTURE NOTES ON POST COLONIALISM: PART OF PO131 WORLD POLITICS

Summaries of articles in 'The Norton Anthology of Theory and Criticism', as well as chapters from 'Beginning Theory: An Introduction to Literary and Cultural Theory' by P. Barry. Discusses: Narratology, which includes: 'Aristotle Poetics', 'De Saussure Nature of the Linguistic Sign', 'Wimsatt and Beardsley The Intentional Fallacy', 'Barry Ch. 2 Structuralism' & 'Barry Ch. 12 Narratology'. Postmodernism, which includes: 'Paul de Man Semiology and Rhetoric', 'Lyotard Defining the Postmodern', ...

This essay provides a good understanding of the contribution of critical security studies in the discipline of international relations theory. An in-depth analysis of academic debates on the North-South relations regarding the security of the state and the security of the people. Easy to understand and read even if you have not done International Relations before.

Well written, organized study guide for Global Cultures & Identities from someone who received an A in the class. This comprehensive study guide includes (but isn't limited to) notes on globalization, Orientalism, imperialism, and colonialism, as well as famous works in those categories. Can be used for the exam and essays!

The following are first year compulsory undergraduate module for a BA in Anthropology. Very well written and containing professor's remarks, information from slides and information from readings. Whether you are an anthropology student, or you have an interest in sociological and anthropological tools for elaborating useful and critical research, these notes will prove helpful.

Explains what the 'postcolonial' theory adds to the field of international relations. Highlights key postcolonial theorists like Sanjay Seth, Frank Fanon and Arlene Tickner.