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    Post-colonialism is an ‘after the events’ analysis detailing the impacts of colonialism and imperialism‚ putting an emphasis on the voice of those who were colonized‚ yet also involving the voice of the colonisers. The 2009 South African‚ science-fiction‚ mock-documentary film ‘District 9’ is about an alien ship running out of fuel and becoming stranded over the city of Johannesburg. The extraterrestrials are forced to live in slum-like conditions and are not allowed the same rights as humans

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    Post-colonialism "Post-colonialism" designates a set of theoretical approaches which focus on the direct effects and aftermaths of colonization. It also represents an attempt at transcending the historical definition of its primary object of study toward an extension of the historic and political notion of "colonizing" to other forms of human exploitation‚ normalization‚ repression and dependency. Post-colonialism forms a composite but powerful intellectual and critical movement which renews the

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    Kenya Mdg Needs Assesment

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    MILLENIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS IN KENYA NEEDS & COSTS This Report has been prepared by the Ministry of Planning and National Development‚ Courtesy of the UNDP‚ Kenya‚ and the Government of Finland 1 Copyright © Government of Kenya 2005 All enquiries to be addressed to: The Permanent Secretary Ministry of Planning and National Development Harambee Avenue Treasury Building Nairobi P.O. Box 30005‚ Nairobi Kenya 2 Foreword K enya‚like the rest of Africa‚ Kenya recognises that the MDGs

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    Colonialism was practiced all around the globe by places such as Spain‚ Portugal‚ France‚ England and the Netherlands. It was upon the discovery of the New World and all it had to offer that many continents began to express their desire for the riches and luxuries that it entailed. Portuguese and Spanish explorers ventured across the world to not only explore the New World but also to gain wealth and riches in the form of spices and silks. It was from the findings of new land masses that lead to

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    for post colonialism to have a reassessment of its own methods and taxonomies to question some of the discrepancies within itself. Of such discrepancies are the notions of Hybridity and Multiculturalism. Hybridity or hybridization in pure literary terms means intermixing of two different species or races. Hybridity is a problematic matter when it is synthetically coated with academic objectivity and lofty ideals of post colonialism. Multiculturalism

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    In its heyday‚ colonialism was often celebrated as a means to spread the values of advanced civilizations to people considered uncivilized. The great irony of this notion is that once the European colonial powers drew the lines over the newly discovered continents‚ their own civilized values were‚ in many cases‚ completely disregarded. The British writer Anthony Burgess‚ coincidentally the author of A Clockwork Orange‚ a book containing scenes of extreme violence not unlike some of the instances

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    4. In order to incorporate fractional-year time periods within the payback framework‚ an important assumption that was made is that the timing of cash flows is assumed to be evenly distributed within the year. For instance‚ a 3.25 payback period indicates that the initial investment would be recovered by the first quarter of year 4. This is assuming that the net cash flow in year 4 is not received by the third quarter of the year in lump-sum (in which case‚ the correct answer would be 3.75) or assuming

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    The nature of colonizers to occupy land during the development of the new world was extensive. In more ways the one‚ Euro-American explorers bound themselves to claim previously habituated lands. As the thirst for seizing lands grew‚ greed became a conditioned factor that often neglected moral principles and religious beliefs. By comparing accounts of North America in two books‚ A Land so Strange and Jacksonland‚ we can see that Euro-American colonizers often claimed indigenous lands and disregarded

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    Were Asian countries doomed to be colonized? One undeniable characteristic of colonialism in Asia between the 1800s and mid-1900s was the immense control it had over the economies and politics in Asia. Trade and production were tailored to serve colonial needs‚ and opposition to colonial rule was suppressed easily. In this context‚ claiming that colonialism was inevitable seems valid as Asian countries could neither resist colonial expansion‚ nor throw off the colonial yoke. However‚ when one

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    In the novel‚ Things Fall Apart‚ the effects of colonialism were extremely evident in the Igbo society. As the white Englanders moved into the native’s land‚ their cultural values changed. Examples of these changes were evident in all aspects of the Igbo people’s lives‚ in their religion‚ family life‚ children‚ and the dead. Many of the Igboians were upset by the colonialism of their society‚ but in the end they were completely incapable of doing anything to reverse the changes that had already taken

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