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POSTCOLONIAL THEORY, MEMBERS, REFERENCES, image, piccadilly-circus-june…

- - - - Certain groups will be seen as "lesser than"
    - - According to the ideology of the colonizer
  - - - This vast spatial unit is dominated by a group that was't the original "owner"
        
        but they,
        
        the colonizers, forcibly make the land and the people that inhabit in it, their own
        
        Europeans
        
        Established the lifestyle citizens of the regions they governed would have
        
        Amharic domination
  - - - Ethiopian
        
        Tigrinya
        
        Oromo
    - - Aspects within a culture will be changed in order to adapt
- - - - criticizes
        
        Viewing the internalized separation
        
        of the
        
        "Us" and "Them" ideology
      - creates orientalism
        
        Allows Western culture to suppress "the East" (the Other)
        
        Normalizes a discourse of colonialist Empire
        
        Normalizes the exclusion of the "other"
        
        Creates false stereotypes such as:
        
        Effeminate Indians
        
        Savage Africans
        
        Inscrutably sinister Orientals
  - - - Questions if the subaltern, or lower rank (the person who's more vulnerable), can speak
        
        By speaking, she refers to whether the subaltern have the ability of establishing a dialogue with the ones who dominate them
  - - - Explains relationship colonizer-colonized
        
        because
        
        Colonized ends up reproducing colonizer's habits and values
        
        but
        
        to a limit
      - Relies on ambivalence: opposing perceptions and dimensions
- - - - this eased the process of European domination
        
        because of
        
        International reinforcement of Amharic as the cultural centre of the region
        
        Erased the presence of other
        
        languages
        
        Diminish of languages aside from Amharic
        
        cultures
        
        Layering of local linguistic forms