WOMENST 3BB3 Lecture : Women's Studies 3BB3 Week 10 Lecture Notes
31 Jan 2012
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Colonization and territory: disrupted, taken over and redefined y the physical appropriation of the land y the regulation and enclosing of land by state rule y organization and commodification of bodies to work the land. Postcolonialism y theories and ideas concerned with forms of power that were established under colonialism y theories and ideas concerned with the effects of colonialism historically and in contemporary times. With respect to the latter, for example, the ways that first nations people still face the perseverance of colonialism through the dominance of white, Important in this regard: chandra talpade mohanty, gayatri spivak, anne mcclintock ( double colonization : oppression as a colonized subjects and as a woman), toni. Increased technologies/communications, shared economies ( global village ), networking, cultural spread back and forth y refers to the growth and acceleration of economic and cultural networks operating on a global basis. Many indigenous peoples do not understand borders through western concepts (maori, haurdenosaunee)
