Decolonization and Its Intellectual Engagements

This chapter explores the evolving concept of decolonization as a response to colonial histories, particularly in modern contexts like Palestine. It examines the insights of various thinkers, critiques simplistic narratives, and highlights the nuanced relationships between colonialism, identity, and anti-colonial thought. The discussion emphasizes the need for a deeper understanding of decolonization, particularly from South Asian perspectives, while addressing the implications of colonial frameworks on marginalized communities.