UNVEILING THE LAYERS OF COLONIZATION IN MAMANG DAI'S "THE BLACK HILLS"
Keywords:
Colonialism, Imperialism, Indigenous Territories, Resilience And Tenacity
Abstract
Mamang Dai's novel "The Black Hills" presents a multi-dimensional exploration of colonization within the context of Arunachal Pradesh, India. This article delves into the intricate layers of colonization depicted in the novel, analyzing the impact of colonialism on indigenous cultures, the dynamics of power and resistance, and the enduring legacy of imperialism. Through a comprehensive examination of characters, themes, and narrative techniques, this article aims to uncover the complexities of colonization in "The Black Hills" and its relevance in understanding broader historical and sociopolitical contexts.
Published
2023-11-25
Section
Research Article
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