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Colonialism

Some Observations About Narration in “Black Shack Alley”

Zobel’s Black Shack Alley is a fascinating look into the impacts of colonialism throughout childhood in Martinique, and the racialization and trauma that comes with it. It seemed to me while I read that José did not frequently dwell on and confront notions of race, but it was clear that race and struggles with identity pervaded much […]

Posted in Blogs, Zobel | Tagged with Colonialism, identity, power, race

Week 1 – Introduction

Hello everyone! My name is Daniel Choi, I am a second-year arts student currently with an undeclared major. I am looking forward to pursuing a major in International Relations. Throughout my first two years of post-secondary studies, I have developed a keen interest in law and history. As such, I enjoy topics that require critical […]

Posted in Blogs | Tagged with Colonialism, Critical analysis

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