Forget Colonialism?

Discover the intricate layers of colonial memory in "Forget Colonialism?" by the esteemed University of California Press. Published in 2001, this compelling paperback spans 378 pages and delves deep into the ways once-colonized communities, particularly in Madagascar, remember and forget their colonial past. Through a thorough ethnographic study, the author explores the social practices surrounding collective memory, providing a unique perspective on how historical narratives shape identity. This thought-provoking examination invites readers to reflect on the complexities of memory and the lasting impacts of colonialism. Perfect for scholars and general readers alike, "Forget Colonialism?" is a crucial addition to any library focused on post-colonial studies and social memory.