National Identification in the Post-colonial Perspective—A Post-nationalist Discourse
Zhou Ji-wu
Abstract
Zhou Ji-wu
Abstract
Through historical reflection on the colonial discourse,post-colonialism attempts to cross the disturbing distances between itself and others to construct a democratic,consultative,and inclusive post-nationalist discourse. Different from colonial discourse,it breaks out the concept of national identity and certainly confirms the miscellanies among nations in history and geography,which is conducive to mutual cooperation and exchanges. However,in the practice of third world politics,it remains a high luxury.
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Through historical reflection on the colonial discourse,post-colonialism attempts to cross the disturbing distances between itself and others to construct a democratic,consultative,and inclusive post-nationalist discourse. Different from colonial discourse,it breaks out the concept of national identity and certainly confirms the miscellanies among nations in history and geography,which is conducive to mutual cooperation and exchanges. However,in the practice of third world politics,it remains a high luxury.
Key concepts: Nationalism, Colonialism, Perspective (graphical), Politics, National identity, Identity (music), Gender studies, Political science