Although postcolonial and structuralist theories tend to be portrayed as mutually incompatible, i... more Although postcolonial and structuralist theories tend to be portrayed as mutually incompatible, in-depth examination shows that both theories include each other.
Although the ITU has often been presented as a politically neutral technophile organization, this... more Although the ITU has often been presented as a politically neutral technophile organization, this paper aims to demonstrate that communications in the era of New Imperialism by its very nature enhances the power of the British empire.
Technology is often presented as a neutral instrument in the history of science. This paper probl... more Technology is often presented as a neutral instrument in the history of science. This paper problematizes this approach and examines the imperial context under which telegraphy was conceived, and suggests that telegraphy played an important role in international politics in the British empire.
James Joyce's Ulysses has often been approached from a heteronormative perspective. This paper at... more James Joyce's Ulysses has often been approached from a heteronormative perspective. This paper attempts a queer reading of his magnum opus.
Although postcolonial and structuralist theories tend to be portrayed as mutually incompatible, i... more Although postcolonial and structuralist theories tend to be portrayed as mutually incompatible, in-depth examination shows that both theories include each other.
Although the ITU has often been presented as a politically neutral technophile organization, this... more Although the ITU has often been presented as a politically neutral technophile organization, this paper aims to demonstrate that communications in the era of New Imperialism by its very nature enhances the power of the British empire.
Technology is often presented as a neutral instrument in the history of science. This paper probl... more Technology is often presented as a neutral instrument in the history of science. This paper problematizes this approach and examines the imperial context under which telegraphy was conceived, and suggests that telegraphy played an important role in international politics in the British empire.
James Joyce's Ulysses has often been approached from a heteronormative perspective. This paper at... more James Joyce's Ulysses has often been approached from a heteronormative perspective. This paper attempts a queer reading of his magnum opus.
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