Thiongo 'o, Tharoor and films on colonial History
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Here I am sharing view of Shashi Tharoor. In this we found revising history, Indian answer to western science & technology, knowledge system, about language, literature, science and technology etc.
Shashi Tharror was born 9 March 1956. He is an Indian politician, winter and a former career international diploma who is currently serving as member of parliament, lok sabha from thiruvanthapuram, kerela, science 2009.Tharoor is an acclaimed writer, having authored 18 bestselling works of fiction and non fiction since 1981. Which are centered on India and it's history, culture, film, politics, society, foreign policy, and more related themes. He is also the author of hundreds of columns. And articles in publications such as the new York times, the Washington post, time, news week, and the Times of India.
Tharoor began his political career by joining the Indian national congress and successfully represented the party from Thiruvanthapuram, kerela by winnin in the lok sabha election and becoming a member of parliament. He also wrote regular columns for the times of India. Tharoor has been a columnist in echa of India 's three best known English - language newspaper, most recently for the Hindu and in weekly column.
" An Era of Darkness"
Shashi Tharror' s none fiction work ' An Era of Darkness', published in the UK as inglorious Ampire : what the British did to India, arising out of a speech he delivered at the oxford union, was published in 2016, it soid over 50,000 copies in eight hardback reprints within six months of publication. He has published two other non fiction books. Why I am a Hindu and the paradoxical prime minister both of which have been published in the Indian subcontinent by Aleph book company.
In the "Era of Darkness" Shashi Tharoor mostly doing arguments to established about British colonial rites whose violence experience for Indian society. Here I notify that most off the his work represented on British exploitation of India so that he carried the day for Tharoor in an oxford debate not too long ago.
Tharoor even demands a taken restitution and public apologise from the British for all the horm they had caused India. Shashi Tharoor wants to teaches the young Indian the importance of knowing the past and talking about it. Tharoor teaches us deep way about satire irony and wisdom learner's licence. We very week know that British government everything was doing for increased own wealth from India but they gave new more things.
The Black prince
The Black prince is a 2017 international historical drama film directed by lavi Raz and featuring the acting debate of satinder sartaaj. It tells the story of Duleep Singh, the last maharaja of the sikh empire and the punjab area, and this relationship with Queen Victoria.
In this movie, we can see the post colonialism through the main character of Duleep Singh. In this movie we can see that condition of Duleep Singh that he find himself with the two different cultures of his India birth and British education. Duleep attempts to retarn to India to realim his kingdom, but is continually thwarted by British colonial politics. Edward never became king. He died before his father Edward3 he is remembered as a great medieval military hero, with notable victories against the French in the Hundred years war.
In the movie prince Duleep Singh play roll as a protagonist. Movie reflected good side of British government though providing so many things for prince but prince always prefers conman life. Mother of the prince's also hate British government and people. She didn't like their man of hospitality. Normally movie working surrounding nationalism, colonialism, reflect British's manner, clothe, food, Christianity etc.
Ngugi Wa Thiongo'o views
Ngugi Wa Thiongo'o was an African writer & professor of English literature and language in Africa.
Colonize and Decolonization the mind is a collection of essays about language and it's constructive role in national culture, history, and identity.
Ngugi describes the Book as a summary of some of the issues in which I have been passionately involved for the last twenty years of my practice in fiction, theater, criticism, and in teaching of literature decolonising the mind is split into four essays : " The language of African literature", " The language of African Fiction", and " The Quest for Relevance".
" Decolonising the mind"
Towerds the universal language of struggle from " Decolonising mind" : The politics of Language in American literature.
Decolonization
Decolonization is the process of Deconstructing colonial idealogies of the superiority and privilege of western thought and approaches. On the one hand, Decolonization involves dismantling structures that perpetuate the status 940 and addressing unbale need power dynamics.
Decolonising the mind : The politics of Language in African literature by the Kenyan novelist and post colonial theorist Ngugi Wa Thiongo'o Is a collection of essays about language and it's constitutive role in national culture, history, and identity.
Decolonising the mind is a meld of autobiography, post colonial theory, pedagogy, African history, and literary criticism. Ngugi dedicated decolonising the mind " To all those who write in African languages, and to all those who over the years have maintained the dignity of the literature, culture, philosophy and other treasures carried by african language.
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