Postcolonial Literature
Definition of Postcolonial Literature as it relates to Literature, World Literature
Postcolonial Literature: A genre of literature that critically examines, from the perspective of formerly colonized peoples, the cultural and political legacies of colonialism. This literature often explores themes of identity, resistance, hybridity, and marginalization, drawing from a wide range of literary traditions, forms, and styles. It seeks to challenge and subvert dominant Western narratives and power structures, while also fostering a deeper understanding of the complex realities of postcolonial societies and subjectivities.