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Shakespeare's The Tempest is a social commentary on the effects of colonialism on the colonized nations. The colonized nations were forced to adopt and follow European practices. Many critics believe that The Tempest promotes condemnation of British colonial practices, seen through Prospero's abuse of power and Caliban's victimization. The Tempest has signs of condemnation for colonialism. This research article will explore Shakespeare’s handling of the issue of colonialism in The Tempest.

THE TEMPEST: AN ECHO OF ENGLAND’S COLONIAL EXPANSION