autocolonial

autocolonial

English

Etymology

auto- +‎ colonial

Adjective

autocolonial (not comparable)

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   • 1994, Alfred Arteaga, An Other Tongue

     It tends to reject the monologue of either autocolonial, assimilationist, English-only verse or the monologue of nationalist Spanish-only verse.

   • 2005, Ann González, Sí Pero No (page 64)

     Psychologically, he symbolizes the problem of adolescence that strives to express and define itself in an adult world that discourages originality; politically, he refuses to be appropriated by dominant autocolonial discourse […]

   • 2019, Catherine G. Valentine, ‎Mary Nell Trautner, ‎Joan Z. Spade, The Kaleidoscope of Gender: Prisms, Patterns, and Possibilities

     In part, Siam avoided external rule by proffering and employing autocolonial practices to demonstrate its siwilai (civilized) status (Winichakul 1994, 2000, 2010).