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Перевод: colonialist

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колонизатор

Тезаурус:

1. She wanted to say screw the colonialist blood but didn't.
2. A Communist International would not help, for it would be dominated by the working classes of the colonial countries, who would continue to be colonialist.
3. As Ania Loomba puts it, in relation to colonialist studies, "the neglect of histories surrounding native insubordination either devalues or romanticises the latter, or worse, tends to read colonised subjects through linguistic or psychoanalytic theories which, for some of us at least, remain suspiciously and problematically shot through with ethnocentric assumptions whose transfer to all subalterns is unacceptable" ("Overworlding", cited from manuscript).
4. Once a people had been colonialist, the working class would continue to be colonialist even after they had carried out a revolution.
5. As Parry adds, this is something which more recent colonialist discourse theory has not adequately considered (Parry, "Problems", 45).
6. Thus, The Tempest is about colonialism; not only The taming of the Shrew but King Lear and Measure for Measure are a focus for feminist readings; while Henry V encodes a contemporary Elizabethan colonialist endeavour, "the fantasy of a successful Irish campaign".
7. Colonialism enslaved the colonialist.
8. Benita Parry argues that the most influential recent analysis of colonialist discourse encounters certain problems inseparable from its anti-essentialism and anti-humanism; in particular its tendency has been to obscure "the role of the native as historical subject and combatant, possessor of an-other knowledge and producer of alternative traditions,, and to "limit native resistance to devices circumventing and interrogating colonial authority" (Parry, "Problems", 34).
9. The role of his papers, he told me, was to shake people in key positions out of their "colonialist attitudes": too many of those in responsible positions had "jumped into the shoes of the departing expatriate and taken over his whole approach to the job ".
10. For this reason, the dictatorship of the proletariat took on a typically colonialist aspect.
11. Consequently there was a witch-hunt for any books that could possibly be construed as sexist, racist, colonialist, etc, which were fallen upon with all the fury of a Puritan iconoclast.
12. It took time to translate the political terms and conditions being imposed on me by my colonialist sisters, heavily disguised as they were under a veneer of, "Of course we know the issues are different for Irish women".