Missionary Discourses of Difference

Discover the compelling insights of Missionary Discourses of Difference by E. Cleall, published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2012. This thought-provoking book delves into missionary writings from India and southern Africa, revealing the intricate colonial discourses surrounding race, religion, gender, and culture. Spanning 243 pages, the first edition is meticulously organized around three pivotal themes: family, sickness, and violence. These themes not only highlight the primary concerns of missionaries but also serve as critical axes through which colonial differences were established. Ideal for scholars and readers interested in post-colonial studies, this book offers a rich analysis of how missionary narratives shaped societal perceptions and cultural dynamics. Enhance your understanding of this important historical context with E. Cleall's insightful exploration.