Colonial Intimacy is a theoretical construct within postcolonial studies that designates the complex, asymmetrical relational dynamics involving emotional, sexual, and domestic interactions between colonizers and the colonized, distinguished by its embedding of power hierarchies, cultural domination, and racialized subjectivities inherent to colonial rule.
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Anthropology and the Colonial Encounter
Keith Hart, Talal Asad · British Journal of Sociology · 1974 · 1.9K citations
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