Aof Panel

Soru 1

The meaning of the Industrial Revolution is not the acceleration of economic growth, but also the ______________ of economic and social transformation (Hobsbawm, 2003: 32).

Soru 2

It was an act of geographical violence, a geographical violence employed against indigenous people and their land rights (Said, 1993: 1-15).

It involved an extraordinary range of different forms and practices carried out with respect to radically different cultures, over many centuries (Young, 2001:17).

Which term is mentioned by the sentences above?

Soru 3

____________ was constituted by the formation of contradiction in discourse which is expressed as a Euro-centrist perspective based on historical pride and organic superiority.

Which theory is described by the above sentences?

Soru 4

While indigenous people decolonized their society and land from colonial power, they were interested in physical survival, but this condition could not change colonial mentality, and they __________ their own lands but not their own mind.

Soru 5

“It urges to offer an alternative to the Eurocentric stance and notions of Western domination by challenging “western ideas” in all areas namely literature, history, linguistic, identity and gender”.

Which theory is explained by the sentences above?

Soru 6

As observed by Foucault, __________ plays a powerful role in reproducing and transforming power relations among many different dimensions such as class, culture, gender, disability etc. and is sanctioned through the techniques and procedures accorded value in the discovery of truth.

Soru 7

Postcolonial formation tries to _________ modern knowledge designed by Western ideology, and it tries to provide localization of knowledge by using pluralistic knowledge principle, that is, there is no single truth/knowledge and was shaped according to the subject and its culture.

Soru 8

Which of the following scholar is not among the Post-Colonial Scholars?

Soru 9

The post-colonial theory focuses on the ____________ dimension of exploitation and it examines the exploitation of mind, consciousness, language and religion of indigenous people.

Soru 10

I. Modernism allows the individual as the only unit within all social fields.

II. Modernism does not permit the ontology of identities public representation.

III. Modernism is shaped by the adaptation of scientific knowledge to the process of production.

Which of the above is correct regarding the modernism?

Soru 11

I. Colonialism signified ruling over indigenous people and extraction of their wealth.

II. Colonialism focused on the transfer of communities who sought to maintain their own original culture.

III. It is emphasised in Colonialism that the control of nature and system based on knowledge will ensure human salvation.

Which of the above is correct regarding the Colonialism?

Soru 12

I. The West is seen as being essentially rational, developed and human.

II. Orientalists see themselves as the centre of the world and the other as periphery.

III. "White against Black" and "Reason against Magic" were among the contradictions Orientalism raised.

Which of the above is correct regarding the Orientalism?

Soru 13

I. This theory posits a critical thinking toward modern and colonial world.

II. This theory urges to offer an alternative to the Eurocentric stance and notion of Western domination.

III. This theory challenges the Western ideas in areas such as literature, history and linguistic.

Which of the above is correct regarding the Post-Colonial Theory?

Soru 14

I. He is the pioneer of post-colonial theory in terms of both problematisation and terminology.

II. The post-colonialist theory was based on Fanon's works that first analysed and revealed colonialism as a fundamental problem of knowledge.

III. According to Fanon, it is necessary to play with the order of the new world by the colonial man and to render his rules unworkable.

Which of the above is correct regarding the Post-Colonial Scholar, Frantz Fanon?

Soru 15

Who was the name of the post-colonial scholar who advocated that it is not possible for the colonists to be unaware of the illegitimacy of their position?

Soru 16

I. "Discourse on Colonialism" was a book that became one of the most fundamental post-colonial writing.

II. He advocates that the pseudo-humanism makes the colonialist uncivilised and brutal.

III. He uses the concept of Negro and being black frequently in his works.

Which of the above is correct regarding the life of Aime Cesaire?

Soru 17

Which scholar and philosopher emphasised the concept of discourse has been significant to construct the ideological structure of post-colonialism?

Soru 18

I. Liberation of the countries meant only political freedom.

II. Many countries are still connected to the Western world through transnational companies.

III. Developing countries have been influences as a cultural dimension from Western Countries.

Which of the above suggests that Colonialism is not actually over?

Soru 19

I. She developed and produced all of her analyses through the technique of Derrida's deconstruction.

II. She comments on feminist theory specifically with post-colonialist perspective.

III. She considers the colonial phenomenon as a opportunity for cultural exchange.

Which of the above is correct for Gayatri Chakravarty Spivak?

Soru 20

Which of the below belongs to first dimension that shaped IR theories?

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