Postcolonial Critique – A Mosaic of Voices and Places

Postcolonial Critique – A Mosaic of Voices and Places is a wide-ranging essay in 26 chapters exploring the legacy of colonialism through indigenous voices and experiences — from mimicry and hybridity to the Greenlandic national costume, Pia Arke's art, and Sámi resistance to mining in Sápmi. Drawing on more than 30 years of activism and fieldwork with indigenous peoples across the Arctic and beyond, it argues for complexity over easy categories, and for listening over speaking-for. Read the full essay here: https://clausoreskov.net/english/postcolonial-critique-a-mosaic-of-voices-and-places/