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what is colonial modernity

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In general, colonial modernity theory considers modernity to be something that was formed after the “Western impact.” ... Furthermore, colonial modernity theory underscores the image of modernity or the nation-state as a powerful predator that subsumes and claims everything premodern into its territory.

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