Explore the complex terrain of postcolonial agency with this essential philosophical critique. This volume examines constructivism, providing a balanced perspective that moves beyond critique to understand how formerly colonized peoples actively shape their futures. Drawing on Deleuze studies, it illuminates pathways for identity formation and decolonisation. A must-read for postgraduate students, scholars of critical theory, and researchers engaging with postcolonial thought and political philosophy in Indian academia. Discover nuanced insights vital for contemporary studies.