The novel as colonial tool
The colonial powers systematically used narratives to justify their actions and distort the image of resistance throughout history. They employed these stories to legitimize occupation and repression, while diminishing the legitimacy of oppressed peoples' struggles. This included using narratives to downplay the extent of resistance or portray it as a threat to security and stability, aiming to justify military interventions and oppressive policies, often employing media and propaganda strategies to reinforce this distorted image.
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