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The Spiritual Death of Colonialism: Repression and Isolation of Victims Worldwide

This piece explores the common features of repression in post-colonial societies, highlighting the utter denial of the victims' relevance and the deep-seated spiritual death they experience. It examines the loss of interest in self-preservation among victims, their internalization of imposed limitations on freedom, and the profound isolation that colonization engenders. This isolation serves as both a tool and a consequence, resulting in intellectual and spiritual loneliness that further perpetuates the cycle of repression and denial.

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The Spiritual Death of Colonialism: Repression and Isolation of Victims Worldwide

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  1. Erika-Irene Daeson Colonialism Common features of Repression Around the World: Utter denial of the victims’ relevance Spiritual Death, incl. victims’ loss of interest in self- preservation Victims’ internalization of limitations on their freedom Isolation (tool of, and result of colonization) leading to intellectual and spiritual loneliness

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