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War of narratives: Norms of literary and artistic values in post-colonial world

It is in a way rejecting the narratives of the West and looking to replace them with counter-narratives to get their own space by challenging the Eurocentric norms of literary and artistic values.

Cultural Change transformed Indigenous tradition: Colonial Encounter

The stereotyped Colonised discourse of negative connotations is that we had no culture, history or past, and colonisation was part of the ‘civilising mission’

Indian Diaspora and Hybridity: Where do I fit?

At the end of the 18th century, the English administration wanted to convert their Indian subjects to Christianity but did not want them to be too Christians or too English as they foresaw that they were simply producing a colonised mimic”

Barnaby Joyce’s return, and John Anderson’s loss, is symbolic of political culture gone awry

It is a political culture of personal ambition, a certain nastiness, as exemplified by the experiences of women in parliament and an obsession with popularity as expressed through polls.

Indian History presented Bollywood style, but is it Distorted?

No doubt the controversy brings the movie into the limelight and ensures opening at the box office. But, this tactic could never assure success without the overwhelming public response.

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