العدو الحميم: فقدان الذات واستردادها في ظل الاستعمار (The Intimate Enemy)

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The Intimate Enemy appeared in 1983 and consists of two long essays. The first, “The Psychology of Colonialism”, examines how British colonial culture in India linked power with masculinity and adulthood and how the colonised internalised these categories; the second, “The Uncolonized Mind”, looks for forms of thought that resisted them. Gandhi appears as a figure who drew on traditions in which androgyny and nonviolence were sources of strength. Combining psychology, history and literary analysis, the book became a classic of postcolonial studies.

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