Vol. 11, Issue 4, Part E (2025)

Abstract
This study investigates the intersectional dynamics of postcolonial ideologies, political rhetoric, and Marxist philosophy, revealing the intricate power structures and discursive formations that define today's social and political landscapes. By examining the intersection of these theoretical frameworks, the study exposes how post-colonialism emphasis on decolonization and resistance intersects with Marxism's critique of capitalist exploitation and political rhetoric's strategic use of language.