definite connection
Gani and Marshall explain the
theories and ideas that include colonialism, imperialism, and racism, and “how
these ideas and patterns of racism, colonialism and erasure go on to shape, and
become operationalized through, policy” So obviously, as has been shown by
them, there is a relationship between postcolonial philosophy and public policy
(the very point jd ripper is getting at in “Words on the street . . . “). Keeping in mind the way that public policy
develops, the academy definitely has its hands in the mix. This must not be overlooked, because young
minds are being trained in the exploitation of postcolonial thought. There are those like Gayatri Chakravorty
Spivak who have transformed the message or others who have divorced it to join
the Marxist socialist agenda. The
imperialism and racism are definitely of concern to this writer, but we does
not need Marxism to resolve such problems.
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