| More than half a century after the major anticolonial conflicts, anything that might resemble an overbearing interference from the West, whatever its good intentions may be, is viewed with suspicion. |
| The perspective of my discourse, teachings and publications reveals that I unambiguously join in into the anticolonial and anti-hegemonic criticism, in lines with Depelchin's work and that of my other commentators. |
| Lennon shows how Yeats's engagement with Oriental mysticism and symbolism locks onto both Celticist and anticolonial critiques of modern materialism. |
| We therefore want Portugal, and especially its government with its democratic, anticolonial tradition, to also state before Parliament what measures it intends to take in order to contribute to a solution. |
| As an anticolonial leader, a skillful constitutionalist, and a symbol of national liberation, de Valera dominated Ireland in the half century following the country's independence. |
| A colonial interpretation of the past, especially when it leads to an anticolonial nationalism, acts as a barrier to seeing citizenship as an instrument of emancipation. |
