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Postcolonial Space — 241 episodes · page 2 of 3
S4E1: What is Symbolic Capital? a la Pierre Bourdieu
S3E14: My UX Research Learning Journey
S3E13: (Video) How to Rise in a System Without Losing Yourself? Building on Don Norman’s Ideas about Designers
S3E12: How to Rise Within a System without Compromising Yourself?
S3E11: Foucault: Disciplinarity and Creation of Docile Bodies
S3E10: Why aren’t US, Canadian and Australian Authors Included in the Postcolonial Canon?
S3E9: Why we need more Postcolonialism scholars?
S3E8: Freire: Conscientizacao and Other Thoughts
S3E7: Webinar: Postcolonialism and Nation State, Central University Kerala
S3E6: On Some Critiques of Postcolonialism
S3E3: What is Whataboutism?
S3E5: The Native Informant
S3E4: What is the Decentered Subject?
S3E2: Afghanistan: Indo-Pak and US Obligations to the Afghan People
S3E1: There is no Universal Self Interest
S2E49: Humanities PhD and Your Job Prospects
S2E50: In Solidarity with People of Afghanistan
S2E48: Why Some People Belittle Others?
S2E47: Earth and Ashes by Atiq Rahimi| An Afghan Story
S2E46: Different Modes of Reading
S2E45: On Life and What Gives it Meaning
S2E44: Hayati by Miriam Cooke| A Novel of Palestine
S2E43: Wide Sargasso Sea: Introduction
S2E42: Daastaan of Amir Hamza| Greatest Urdu Epic| Introduction
S2E40: Differences Between Modernism and Postmodernism: Response to a Listener Question
S2E39: The Snout by Loren Eiseley. From The Immense Journey.
S2E41: What is Interpellation, Louis Althusser| Marxism
S2E38: Who is the Oppressor in Paulo Freire's Pedagogy of the Oppressed| Critical pedagogy
S2E37: Season of Migration to the North| Tayeb Salih| Webinar and Q and A
S2E36: Heart of Darkness, Chapter 1 (Class Discussion)| Joseph Conrad
S2E35: Webinar Postcolonialism| General Q and A
S2E34: Zaabalawi by Naguib Mahfouz
S2E33: Language and Power| Linguistic Imperialism| Postcolonialism
S2E32: How to Design and Teach a Postcolonialism Course?
S2E31: How to Design and Teach a Literary Theory Course
S2E30: Bessie Head: Brief Bio and Intro to The Deep River, A Short Story
S2E28: Texas Snowstorm, Experience, Thoughts, and Reflections
S2E29: Aime Cesaire and Chinweizu| Class Discussion and Q and A
S2E27: Okot p’Bitek: Song of Lawino and Song of Ocol
S2E26: Efuru by Flora Nwapa. Intro and Q and A| Postcolonialism
S2E23: Mohanty: Feminism Without Borders, Chapter 2 (Part 2)
S2E25: What is Postcolonialism? Expanded Version
S2E24: Ngugi wa Thiong’O: On Writing in African Languages| Edited Class Session| Postcolonialism
S2E22: Dedoxification: Linda Hutcheon| Postmodernism
S2E21: Random Thoughts About the World on my Birthday| the GOP, Conservatism, and the Ultra Right
S2E20: Mohanty: Feminism Without Borders, Chapter 2 (Part 1)
S2E19: Benedict Anderson: Imagined Communities| Webinar with Q and A
S2E18: What is Postcolonial and How to Write about it
S2E17: Mohanty, Feminism Without Borders, Chapter 1 (Edited Class Session)
S2E16: Book Discussions: The God of Small Things
S2E15: The Postcolonial and the Postmodern| Lecture and Q & A
S2E14: Chandra Mohanty: Feminism Without Borders| Introduction
S2E13: Postcolonialism a la Robert Young| Lecture and Q&A
S2E12: Book Discussions: Rushdie’s Midnight’s Children. Webinar with Q and A
S2E11: Book Discussions: Abeng (A Novel) | Michelle Cliff | Postcolonialism | Jamaican Writers
S2E10: Book Discussions: Amos Tutuola: The Palm-Wine Drinkard | Nigerian Writers | Postcolonialism
S2E9: How to Decide on a Dissertation Topic in the Humanities
S2E8: Six Ways of Thinking about Publishing in the Humanities
S2E7: What are Microaggressions and How to Avoid them
S2E6: Fatima Mernissi on Women Rights in Islam| Islamic History and Women
S2E5: Marxism Against Religious Fundamentalism
S2E4: Tilism Hoshruba, A Sample Reading in Urdu
S2E3: Tilism Hoshruba: An Introduction| The Longest Fantasy Epic in the World
S2E2: Book Discussions: The Dragon Can't Dance By Earl Lovelace| Caribbean Writers| Postcolonialism
S2E1: How to Resist Becoming Part of an Oppressive System
S1E80: Some Takeaways from Online Teaching During COVID 19 in 2020
S1E79: Interview with Dr. Zia Ahmed: Teaching in Pakistan During Covid-19
S1E78: Interview with Dr. Naila Sahar: Teaching in Pakistan During Covid-19
S1E77: Women Scholars in Islam: Al Muhaddithat by Mohammad Akram Nadvi
S1E76: On Independent Coffeehouses as Spiritual Places
S1E75: Book Discussions: Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe
S1E74: Althusser: Repressive and Ideological State Apparatuses | Ideology
S1E73: Book Discussions: God's Bits of Wood by Sembene Ousmane | Senegalese Writers | Postcolonialism
S1E72: Book Discussions: Qurratulain Hyder's "River of Fire" | Novel Summary | Postcolonialism
S1E71: Book Discussions: Efuru (a Novel) | Flora Nwapa | Postcolonialism | Nigerian Writers
S1E70: On Trump’s Pardons of Convicted War Criminals
S1E69: Book Discussions: Devil on the Cross I Ngugi wa Thiong'O | Postcolonialism | African Writers
S1E68: Book Discussions: The Joys of Motherhood | Buchi Emecheta | Postcolonialism | Nigerian Writers
S1E67: Book Discussions: Wide Sargasso Sea by Jean Rhys | Caribbean Writers
S1E66: Daring to Think and Act Differently| Philosophy of Life
S1E65: Pedagogy of the Oppressed: Chapter 2 (Summary)| Paulo Freire| Critical pedagogy
S1E64: Pedagogy of the Oppressed: Chapter 1 (Summary)| Paulo Freire| Critical pedagogy
S1E63: Using Critical Pedagogy| Paulo Freire| Mark Bracher
S1E62: What is the Burden of Representation? |Kobena Mercer
S1E61: On Empathy and Power| How to Stay Empathetic When in Power
S1E60: Teaching “Heart of Darkness” as an Example of Literary Racism
S1E59: Book Discussions: Heart of Darkness: Summary & Analysis| Postcolonialism
S1E58: Orientalism (12): Chapter 1 (Pages 43-46)| Edward Said| Postcolonialism
S1E57: Orientalism (11): Chapter 1(Pages 40-43)| Edward Said| Postcolonialism
S1E56: Orientalism (10): Chapter 1 (Pages 36-40)| Edward Said
S1E55: Orientalism (9): Chapter 1 (Pages 35-36)| Edward Said
S1E54: Orientalism (8): Chapter 1 (Pages 30-34)| Edward Said
S1E53: Orientalism (7): Introduction (Part 3.5, Pages 21-28)| Edward Said
S1E52: Orientalism (6): Introduction (Part 3.4, Pages 21-25)| Edward Said
S1E51: What is Allochronic Discourse? | Postcolonialism | Johannes Fabian
S1E50: Decolonizing Literary Theory: Some Tentative Thoughts | Zahiriyya and Bataniyya
S1E49: How to Learn Literary Theory ?
S1E48: On Being (Truly) Liberal
S1E47: Public Scholarship in Humanities and its Significance
S1E46: Life in Academia in the US as a BIPOC Scholar