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Colonial Words by Waqas Abdullah is a thought-provoking book about colonialism that explores how colonial influence continues to shape modern societies through language, culture, education, media, and global discourse. The book argues that although formal colonial rule has ended, many commonly used words and concepts created during the colonial era still carry hidden ideologies that influence politics, academics, and international relations today.
As an insightful book on colonialism, it examines how language functions as a powerful tool of control and domination. Across five detailed chapters, the author analyzes key colonial terms by tracing their historical origins, political purposes, and lasting impact on contemporary society. By connecting past systems of power with present social and intellectual inequalities, the book reveals how colonial thinking continues to survive in symbolic and ideological forms.
Ideal for readers interested in postcolonial theory books and critical social studies, this postcolonial studies book encourages intellectual independence, critical thinking, and deeper awareness of how language shapes perception and power. Whether you are looking for a book on colonialism impact or a deeper understanding of postcolonial discourse, Colonial Words offers valuable insights into the lasting influence of colonial narratives in the modern world.
| ISBN (Digital) | 978-627-526-111-7 |
|---|---|
| ISBN (Hard copy) | 978-627-526-110-0 |
| Total Pages | 274 |
| Language | English |
| Estimated Reading Time | 5 hours |
| Genre | Non-Fiction |
| Published By | Daastan |
| Published On | 29 May 2026 |