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What is the relationship between postcolonial theory and history? How does the climate crisis inform our understanding of postcolonial experiences? Join us for an introduction to key areas of debate in postcolonial theory; the benefits and shortcomings of this field, the differences between decolonising and post-colonial history and, crucially, the relationship between postcolonialism and climate change.
Rochona Majumdar is an Associate Professor and historian of modern India at Chicago University. Majumdar specialises in postcolonial theory as well as gender and sexuality, cinema and intellectual history. She is the author of “Writing Postcolonial History” and has worked with Dipesh Chakrabarty on postcolonial transitions in India and Pakistan.
Event funded by Pembroke College’s History Department
The Zoom call:
us02web.zoom.us/j/87460782653
The event on Facebook:
www.facebook.com/events/1283655538655595
