Sentence examples for colonial logic from inspiring English sources

But Kenyans remain, as colonial logic demanded, the other, bereft of the features and feelings that establish our common humanity.

The vestiges of orientalism, an ideology originally deployed to justify and reinforce imperialist ambitions, now maintain a colonial logic that privileges the west over the rest.

While they may not be wholly successful, however, we can "at least appreciate the complex political context" that links the Radical Faeries' appropriation of Green Man imagery "to a challenge of settler colonial logic".

My critical-studies friends are already grumbling about issues of colonial logic and cultural appropriation.

It's White tourism, and an extension of colonial logic, the 'experiencing of cultures' without any burden of caring about anyone else's experiences.

Her image is entirely circumscribed by colonial logic: that of the white savior shining a light on the world's poorest brown people.

This is about more than calling out cultural appropriation when a white girl is wearing a bindi at the club – representations conceived through a white, western lens wield real power to reinforce the racial and colonial logics that undergird the way we think about non-western people, places and cultures.

Otherwise we will come perilously close to accepting the logic of the colonial era, that only white males of means deserve a voice in our future.

Displaced into the sphere of alterity, colonial subjects were incarcerated by the temporal logic of an expansive European world system.

Especially in post - colonial South Korea, U.S. occupation forces administered on the logic of maintaining status quo, which was quite different from their democratization policy in Japan.

The valley-upland landscape model thus exemplified a binary and relational territorial logic of settled/unsettled that contributed to the colonial dispossession of indigenous lands.