Globalization and Its Impact on Postcolonial Literature

This exam examines the effects of globalization on postcolonial literature, focusing on how global interactions reshape narratives, identity, and cultural expressions.

With the advent of globalization, postcolonial literature undergoes transformation, reflecting new complexities around cultural interaction and identity. Understanding global influences is essential for scholars engaged in international studies and cultural critique.

Candidates will articulate their understanding of globalization's influence on literary themes and characters during verbal examinations. Students will be expected to reference specific texts that exemplify these transformations.

Additionally, the exam may explore the tensions between globalization and cultural sovereignty, critically assessing the implications for postcolonial identities in a global context.