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Postcolonial Imperialism Cristina Della Coletta by examining how open Wittgenstein's

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Postcolonial Imperialism Cristina Della Coletta by examining how open Wittgenstein'sPostcolonial Imperialism considers the inability to distinguish between reality and fiction as a key condition of contemporary life. If postcolonial theory has highlighted how white colonizers created images of racialized Others which project their own self hatred or disavowal, Joseph Tonda here shows how these images have in turn colonized Western imaginaries. He argues that the Global North's obsession with its own phantoms takes a newly powerful

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