Besides economic factors, as noted above, the evils of colonialism also reflected in cultural factors - ideological. Karl Marx was referring to the dominance of racial ideology, ideological "civilization" of the countries of western colonial peoples "barbarians". This, according to Karl Marx, it has trampled upon the sacred interests of the nation and is the detonator sparked the uprising, the revolutionary struggle of the colonial peoples uprising that Xipay India (1857 - 1859) is typical. This is the dark side of colonialism, the wounds of the colonial peoples that must have time to abolish walk. After this, ethnic oppression relatively sound editor racist tenet. The most typical is the neo-apartheid South Africa. Neo-apartheid ideology also comes from the colonialism. Although it has been removed from the years 1993 - 1994, but the tracks in South Africa and in fact in some places still exist deep, grim.
As the study of colonialism, besides pointing out the negative, destructive aspects of it is essential, the researchers, in a sense, also seen with the construction elements. The sociologists or historians Westerners often call this "civilization". Karl Marx was soon noticed the duality of colonialism. While referring to the vandalism, the Karl Marx also refers to the "construction mission", but that is the result of a development process is beyond the control of colonialism. This is Karl Marx analyzed when talking about the dominance of the British in India. According to Karl Marx, on the one hand dominance is undermining traditional Asian society, on the other hand the physical facility for Western society in Asia. "It is this decision was the development trend of modern Asian history." From this perspective, we see this is the tendency to Asian societies to integrate into modern society.
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