Evil, Barbarism and Empire (original) (raw)

This paper explores the interconnections between concepts of evil, barbarism, and the dynamics of empire throughout history. It examines how narratives of evil have been utilized to justify imperial expansion and domination, and how the characterization of colonized peoples as 'barbarians' has served to uphold imperial ideologies. The study analyzes various historical and contemporary case studies, revealing the implications for understanding power, oppression, and resistance in the context of global relations.