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    The ultimate goal of imperialism is control, however, control is not always positive. In George Orwell’s short story “Shooting an Elephant,” the effects of imperialism are explained. imperialism causes repercussions on the respect and morality of, not only the people of Burma, but also the people of the imperial power. Imperialism causes an anti-Europeans sentiment, which leads to resentment by the oppressed, and also causes the oppressors to be imprisoned by the system of imperialism, which…

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    In Orwell’s “Shooting an Elephant”, the narrator has to deal with an elephant that killed a man in a market in Burma. He also has to uphold his British culture while showing the locals that the British are powerful. In Lessing’s “No Witchcraft for Sale”, the main character has to deal with two conflicting cultures, the Farquar’s, and his African roots. “When a nimble Burman man tripped me up on the football field and the referee (another Burman) looked the other way, the crowd yelled with…

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    Nectar In A Sieve Analysis

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    motivations to help only themselves, the imbalance in power dynamics, and the loss of the imperialized people’s land and traditional values. Imperialists are motivated to imperialize countries weaker than their own in order to continue building a stronger empire for themselves, leading them often to exploit imperialized countries and negatively affecting the imperialized countries’ progress. In Nectar in a Sieve, the main character, Rukmani, and her family live on a farm in their rural village…

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    influences and not by China 's own growth ambitions, because the British needed to boost their own economy with expansion. The British Empire was always seeking to grow and acquire new territory and expand their trade routes encountered a flourishing Chinese Empire that had many goods for trade. The British demand for these goods outgrew their own financial resources of the empire, allowing for an eventual take over by the British of the Chinese economy. This would eventually lead to a British…

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    Manchu Girl Analysis

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    identity, with a particular focus on Japanese imperialism. In the postwar era, the literature that reflects the psychological effect of American occupation is evidence of the deep penetration of those prewar ideologies. By analyzing the way Japanese empire was portrayed in literary pieces aimed at children and women, as well as stories that illustrate the psychological toll of American occupation,…

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    Decolonization The era of decolonization during the mid 1940’s to 1970’s brought about a lasting effect on global politics, causing deep economic issues for some countries and providing freedom for others. By carefully analyzing different literary sources such as King Leopold’s Ghost, by Atom Hochschild, and the interviews form Anit-Imperialist Nationalism, we are able to find evidence of Western empire’s rule over the world before decolonization and after. Exploring ideas and notions of…

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    anti-imperialism through George Orwell writing “Shooting an elephant”. Imperialism is a policy, which was developed by the superiority and arrogance that could be embraced by any country regardless of its land area in the world. Proof of the existence of empires goes back to the beginning of written history in Greece and in Egypt, where local pioneers augmented their domains by overcoming different states and…

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    Could you shoot an animal to save your pride or to not look like a fool to others? Some of you may say yes and some may say no. In Orwell’s “Shooting and Elephant” he puts his personal experience as a police officer in Burma and an insight on the imperialism during this time. Orwell goes into detail how he hated his job and he was against the corruption and inhumanity that was going on. Until one day an incident happened, which Orwell was called to take care of an aggressive elephant that had…

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    Is America An Empire

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    empire:: a group of countries or regions that are controlled by one ruler or one government; a group of countries ruled by an emperor or empress Is america an empire? I believe that it is, in this paper i will explain the reasons on why i think that america is an empire, and pretty much has complete control over the world emomey today. If to look to the dictionary we will find definition of the empire:a group of countries under a single authority,head of state. The role of the USA in…

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    In the extract from the essay ’’The new empire within Britain’’ Salman Rushdie, an Indian born Briton and author, explores the subjects of institutional racism, the subconscious racist nature of the English language and the stains that the time of imperialism has left on the British mentality. To gather Rushdie’s main thesis, one need only to look at the title: “The New Empire within Britain”. Rushdie states: “It sometimes seems that the British authorities, no longer capable of exporting…

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