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Decolonising the mind

Language is important not only in terms of economic and legal communication in a country. It also is a deep component of our thought processes. Colonialisation at an economic or political level is clear to see. But colonialisation at a cultural level or at the level of thought is not so readily visible. This lesson fits nicely with themes around the post-colonial literature classes. Corresponding Student Handbook...

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