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Intellectual Conflict in Colonial Countries
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It deals with the impact of colonialism on thought and culture, and analyzes the mechanisms used by colonialism to dismantle the intellectual identity of colonized peoples.
The book Intellectual Conflict in Colonial Countries talks about colonialism and its control over the intellectual and cultural state of colonized countries, and its desperate efforts to frustrate and stifle any new idea or any person who tries to awaken people from their slumber, and its distortion of any important fundamental idea and replacing it with superficial partial ideas, and convincing people that it is more correct than others.
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