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Anonymous

11/14/25(Fri)05:16:45 No.24879530

Anonymous 11/14/25(Fri)05:16:45 No.24879530 Archived

So a lot of post-colonial theory focuses on how colonialism negatively impacted the third world, but is there literature on how it benefited them?

Anonymous
11/14/25(Fri)08:26:14 No.24879770

Anonymous 11/14/25(Fri)08:26:14 No.24879770

bump for discussion

Anonymous
11/14/25(Fri)10:06:08 No.24879933

Anonymous 11/14/25(Fri)10:06:08 No.24879933

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>>24879530
anything I've written + travelogues like Henry M. Stanley's work or Madison Grant and picrel possibly

Anonymous
11/14/25(Fri)10:10:34 No.24879940

Anonymous 11/14/25(Fri)10:10:34 No.24879940

are there any works that discuss the negative effects of decolonization? like deindustrialization, the remittance industry, etc.

Anonymous
11/14/25(Fri)10:14:51 No.24879953

Anonymous 11/14/25(Fri)10:14:51 No.24879953

>>24879530
No because it didn't.

Anonymous
11/14/25(Fri)11:08:27 No.24880041

Anonymous 11/14/25(Fri)11:08:27 No.24880041

>>24880030
Enjoy becoming a pillar of salt with the rest of them then

Anonymous
11/14/25(Fri)11:22:09 No.24880054

Anonymous 11/14/25(Fri)11:22:09 No.24880054

>>24880005
somebody enjoys watching interracial porn

Anonymous
11/14/25(Fri)20:44:05 No.24881376

Anonymous 11/14/25(Fri)20:44:05 No.24881376

>>24879530
The US meddled in Chilean elections and overthrew Allende for Pinochet, the US will never get credit for Chile becoming a top stable latin american economic power.

Anything bad is the fault of colonialism and anything good that happened is despite oppression and due to the fierce love and resistance of the indigenous people of the land. These scholars only think in Binaries.