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Decolonizing Ceylon traces the historical construction of contemporary social space in Sri Lanka. Utilizing a world-systems perspective, landscape interpretation, and theories of colonial architecture and urbanism, Nihal Perera looks at colonized, decolonized, and postcolonial Sri Lanka through the lens of successive spatial transformations. Writing from a position in the "postcolonial periphery", the author argues that the politics governing the construction of space of primary importance for those seeking to understand a particular society and culture.
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