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Intersecting oppressions; intersecting struggles: Race, class and subalternity

Journal of Class & Culture, 2022
This article offers intersectional theories of racism another way to think about Gramsci’s work; it will explore how Gramsci operationalizes the category of subaltern groups. It begins by briefly reviewing how Gramsci’s work is discussed in contemporary theoretical approaches to racism in the work of Kimberlé Crenshaw, Patricia Hill Collins, Michael ...
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Rhetorical Voice and Class in Adichie's “Subaltern” Fiction

2021
Acknowledging the importance of Gayatri Spivak’s “Can the Subaltern Speak?” while calling attention to Aristotle’s conception of invention and available means in the context of Half of a Yellow Sun, I argue that Ugwu, an Igbo houseboy, utilizes his rhetorical agency to improve his social position as he breaks through a profound personal and ...
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Subaltern alternatives on caste, class and ethnicity

Contributions to Indian Sociology, 2000
The challenges to the dominant hegemony in this land have focused on the key issues of equity and justice that underlie the quest for identity and dignity. Setting these in a more integrated and holistic context we focus on three crucial issues: caste and hierarchy, caste and class, and caste and ethnicity.
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Researching Voter Turnout and the Electoral Subaltern: Utilizing “Class” as Identity

Studies in Political Economy, 2015
AbstractPolitical scientists struggle to explain why citizen engagement generally, and turnout at elections specifically, keep declining, despite considerable research on this problem. This article explores how attention to class understood as a lived experience might refocus this research in more productive ways.
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Les dictionnaires d'Amérique latine : entre mouvement ouvrier et classes subalternes

Matériaux pour l'histoire de notre temps, 1994
Paris Robert. Les dictionnaires d'Amérique latine : entre mouvement ouvrier et classes subalternes. In: Matériaux pour l'histoire de notre temps, n°34, 1994. L'internationale des dictionnaires , sous la direction de René Girault . pp. 36-38.
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Class, Caste, and Performance in "Subaltern" Feminist Film Theory and Praxis: An Analysis of "Rudaali"

Cinema Journal, 1996
Rudaali elaborates on the ambivalences that arise in representing the gendered subaltern, particularly the difficulty of balancing feminist consciousness with the popular appeal that is characteristic of many Indian women's feature films. This essay examines Third World feminism from a subaltern perspective, particularly from the cinematically ...
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Facing Commodification: Subaltern Tactics in a Working-Class Tokyo Neighbourhood

2017
Nicolas Pinet’s chapter draws on a four-year ethnography in a working-class Tokyo neighbourhood. Building on the distinction between two meanings of the ‘political’ (one related to the institutionalised sphere of the ruling, the other to the social system of power relations and its transformation), he analyses subaltern politics as practices that allow
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Theorizing Regulation-in-City for Homeless People’s Subaltern Strategy and Informality: Societalization, Metabolism, and Classes With(Out) Housing

Critical Sociology, 2022
Mahito Hayashi
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Is There a Subaltern in This Class(room)?

2018
TERRY GOLDIE, ZUBIN MEER
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Representation of the Working Classes of the British Colonies and/as the Subalterns in Mulk Raj Anand’s Coolie

2018
This chapter analyses Mulk Raj Anand’s Coolie in order to explore how the colonial working class of the subcontinent shared a dialogic relationship with the British working class during the late colonial period. The colonial, racial and imperial relationship between the Empire and its colony is shown to have influenced the nature and scope of working ...
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