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Abstract
Postcolonial studies attempt to reconstruct the epistemological structures of Eurocentrism and to recover the historical voices that were
ignored and excluded because of an entrenched Eurocentrism that privileged
the elite, white, male, European perspective1. Postcolonial studies are
characterized by diversity of perspectives and plurality of approaches. In this
sense, postcolonial theory is influenced by poststructuralist thought,
deconstructionalist approach, and Marxist ideology among other approaches
and perspectives. In light of this, the term postcolonialism does not have a
stable definition. In recent years, postcolonial studies focus mainly on the
cultural relationship between the margin and the center.