Story of achievement
The article discusses the existence of the stigma of backwardness in Third World societies as a result of Western discourse that promotes Western superiority while marginalizing local identities. It examines how the continuity of this narrative has led to the diminishment of cultural and ethnic identities and transformed backwardness into a psychological obstacle that impedes development and intellectual liberation. The article emphasizes the importance of de-mythologizing the West and dismantling hegemonic discourse in order to build an independent local knowledge system that aligns with the realities of these societies. It also highlights the necessity of freeing imagination from monolithic concepts to foster diversity and creativity.
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