Definition of postcolonial in English:

postcolonial

adjectivepəʊs(t)kəˈləʊnɪəlˌpoʊstkəˈloʊniəl

Occurring or existing after the end of colonial rule.
殖民地时期之后的
the postcolonial government
殖民地时期之后的政府。
postcolonial literature
后殖民时代的文学。
Example sentencesExamples
- It is impossible for a post-colonial audience to be unaware of how the bible became a weapon of imperial ideology.
- These differences have torn the region apart in the post-colonial era.
- Underdevelopment in post-colonial societies is itself a cause of conflict.
- He then examines the ideas with particular reference to the problems facing fledgling countries in a post-colonial setting.
- The following considers some models of identity developed in the field of post-colonial theory.
- In a historiographical context, the emphasis on Aboriginal agency has been critical to establishing a post-colonial conception of Australian history.
- A common debate among legal scholars focuses on the extent to which the international legal principle of self-determination remains relevant in the post-colonial period.
- This too was a postcolonial affair in several ways.
- The central paradox of post-colonial governments remains: a theoretical state without the real strength to be a state.
- By 1946, DuBois was actively voicing his views that all of the post-WWII postcolonial movements for independence should receive our active support.
- His book Orientalism is one of the key texts on which the school of post-colonial literary criticism is based.
- He was clearly conscious of the guilty frisson of post-colonial excitement among the British in Iraq.
- The chapter also contains self-help exercises for those who wish to pursue postcolonial biblical criticism further.
- However, a countertendency is also at work: the effect of postcolonial studies.
- It is a post-colonial society still burdened by its past.
- Some of the excesses of post-colonial writing - pomposity, jargon, self-indulgence - are avoidable.
- Another factor prompting the governments to expand their mutual cooperation was the rise of Islamist movements challenging the postcolonial regimes.
- Some postcolonial states have legally recognized folk healers.
- There are a number of ways a postcolonial critic can function.
- He almost helped to fan or form the idea of post-colonial literature.

Rhymes

baronial, ceremonial, colonial, matrimonial, monial, neocolonial, patrimonial, testimonial

Definition of postcolonial in US English:

postcolonial

adjectiveˌpoʊstkəˈloʊniəlˌpōstkəˈlōnēəl

Occurring or existing after the end of colonial rule.
殖民地时期之后的
the postcolonial government
殖民地时期之后的政府。
postcolonial literature
后殖民时代的文学。
Example sentencesExamples
- Some of the excesses of post-colonial writing - pomposity, jargon, self-indulgence - are avoidable.
- These differences have torn the region apart in the post-colonial era.
- There are a number of ways a postcolonial critic can function.
- Some postcolonial states have legally recognized folk healers.
- However, a countertendency is also at work: the effect of postcolonial studies.
- The central paradox of post-colonial governments remains: a theoretical state without the real strength to be a state.
- The following considers some models of identity developed in the field of post-colonial theory.
- He almost helped to fan or form the idea of post-colonial literature.
- He then examines the ideas with particular reference to the problems facing fledgling countries in a post-colonial setting.
- Underdevelopment in post-colonial societies is itself a cause of conflict.
- It is impossible for a post-colonial audience to be unaware of how the bible became a weapon of imperial ideology.
- His book Orientalism is one of the key texts on which the school of post-colonial literary criticism is based.
- A common debate among legal scholars focuses on the extent to which the international legal principle of self-determination remains relevant in the post-colonial period.
- It is a post-colonial society still burdened by its past.
- By 1946, DuBois was actively voicing his views that all of the post-WWII postcolonial movements for independence should receive our active support.
- The chapter also contains self-help exercises for those who wish to pursue postcolonial biblical criticism further.
- Another factor prompting the governments to expand their mutual cooperation was the rise of Islamist movements challenging the postcolonial regimes.
- This too was a postcolonial affair in several ways.
- He was clearly conscious of the guilty frisson of post-colonial excitement among the British in Iraq.
- In a historiographical context, the emphasis on Aboriginal agency has been critical to establishing a post-colonial conception of Australian history.

单词	postcolonial
释义	Definition of postcolonial in English: postcolonial adjectivepəʊs(t)kəˈləʊnɪəlˌpoʊstkəˈloʊniəl Occurring or existing after the end of colonial rule. 殖民地时期之后的 the postcolonial government 殖民地时期之后的政府。 postcolonial literature 后殖民时代的文学。 Example sentencesExamples It is impossible for a post-colonial audience to be unaware of how the bible became a weapon of imperial ideology. These differences have torn the region apart in the post-colonial era. Underdevelopment in post-colonial societies is itself a cause of conflict. He then examines the ideas with particular reference to the problems facing fledgling countries in a post-colonial setting. The following considers some models of identity developed in the field of post-colonial theory. In a historiographical context, the emphasis on Aboriginal agency has been critical to establishing a post-colonial conception of Australian history. A common debate among legal scholars focuses on the extent to which the international legal principle of self-determination remains relevant in the post-colonial period. This too was a postcolonial affair in several ways. The central paradox of post-colonial governments remains: a theoretical state without the real strength to be a state. By 1946, DuBois was actively voicing his views that all of the post-WWII postcolonial movements for independence should receive our active support. His book Orientalism is one of the key texts on which the school of post-colonial literary criticism is based. He was clearly conscious of the guilty frisson of post-colonial excitement among the British in Iraq. The chapter also contains self-help exercises for those who wish to pursue postcolonial biblical criticism further. However, a countertendency is also at work: the effect of postcolonial studies. It is a post-colonial society still burdened by its past. Some of the excesses of post-colonial writing - pomposity, jargon, self-indulgence - are avoidable. Another factor prompting the governments to expand their mutual cooperation was the rise of Islamist movements challenging the postcolonial regimes. Some postcolonial states have legally recognized folk healers. There are a number of ways a postcolonial critic can function. He almost helped to fan or form the idea of post-colonial literature. Rhymes baronial, ceremonial, colonial, matrimonial, monial, neocolonial, patrimonial, testimonial Definition of postcolonial in US English: postcolonial adjectiveˌpoʊstkəˈloʊniəlˌpōstkəˈlōnēəl Occurring or existing after the end of colonial rule. 殖民地时期之后的 the postcolonial government 殖民地时期之后的政府。 postcolonial literature 后殖民时代的文学。 Example sentencesExamples Some of the excesses of post-colonial writing - pomposity, jargon, self-indulgence - are avoidable. These differences have torn the region apart in the post-colonial era. There are a number of ways a postcolonial critic can function. Some postcolonial states have legally recognized folk healers. However, a countertendency is also at work: the effect of postcolonial studies. The central paradox of post-colonial governments remains: a theoretical state without the real strength to be a state. The following considers some models of identity developed in the field of post-colonial theory. He almost helped to fan or form the idea of post-colonial literature. He then examines the ideas with particular reference to the problems facing fledgling countries in a post-colonial setting. Underdevelopment in post-colonial societies is itself a cause of conflict. It is impossible for a post-colonial audience to be unaware of how the bible became a weapon of imperial ideology. His book Orientalism is one of the key texts on which the school of post-colonial literary criticism is based. A common debate among legal scholars focuses on the extent to which the international legal principle of self-determination remains relevant in the post-colonial period. It is a post-colonial society still burdened by its past. By 1946, DuBois was actively voicing his views that all of the post-WWII postcolonial movements for independence should receive our active support. The chapter also contains self-help exercises for those who wish to pursue postcolonial biblical criticism further. Another factor prompting the governments to expand their mutual cooperation was the rise of Islamist movements challenging the postcolonial regimes. This too was a postcolonial affair in several ways. He was clearly conscious of the guilty frisson of post-colonial excitement among the British in Iraq. In a historiographical context, the emphasis on Aboriginal agency has been critical to establishing a post-colonial conception of Australian history.
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