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Editorial – The Archive, the Subaltern, and the Archive of Subaltern History
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Relocating Subalternity: Scattered Speculations on the Conundrum of a Concept [PDF]
Cultural Studies, 2016 This article introduces the special issue ‘Relocating Subalternity: Scattered Speculations on the Conundrum of a Concept’, in which we take Spivak’s particular invocation of (gendered) subalternity and its scholarly reception as a point of departure to ...
Sara de Jong
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Can the Subaltern Feel? An Ethnography of Migration, Subalternity, and Emotion [PDF]
Emotion, Space and Society, 2021 International audienceDrawing on biographical and migratory experiences gathered from Chinese marriage-migrants in Taiwan, this paper investigates the link between migration, subalternity and emotion. We examine how emotions are socially, temporarily and
Lara Momesso, Beatrice Zani
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Subalternity Reloaded: Singularity, Collectivity and the Politics of Abstraction
Cultural Studies, 2016 This contribution aims at outlining two different trajectories that can be traced throughout Spivak’s works, both of which take the concept of subalternity as their point of departure: the first analyses subalternity as a path to singularity and ...
Mascat, J.
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A Postcolonial Approach to the Problem of Subalternity in Toni Morrison's God Help the Child [PDF]
International Journal of Applied Linguistics and English Literature, 2017 This study focuses on the different forms of subalternity, the effect of marginalizing subaltern characters, and the postcolonial discourse among characters coming from different backgrounds in Toni Morrison’s God Help the Child (2015).
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2023
Abstract ‘Subalterns’ engages with the way that integrationists approached the question of political participation. Black middle-class integrationists sought to cultivate black working-class participations in the political institutions of state—to get them voting, running for office, and to have their voices included in what counted as ...
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Abstract ‘Subalterns’ engages with the way that integrationists approached the question of political participation. Black middle-class integrationists sought to cultivate black working-class participations in the political institutions of state—to get them voting, running for office, and to have their voices included in what counted as ...
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Chapter 9 uses Hong Kong writer Wong Bik-wan’s 2012 award-winning novel Lielaozhuan to reread Lu Xun’s “The True Story of Ah Q.” The chapter’s approach challenges the traditional conceptualization of world literature that emphasizes either tributary indebtedness to the cultural center or ...
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From the Subaltern to the Precariat
boundary 2, 2015Precarity is a double condition. On the one hand, it denotes a socioeconomic position of insecurity and poverty, often particularly associated with statelessness. On the other, as is here argued, it denotes an anthropological or existential condition, one for which human beings are constitutionally unable to fully ground themselves in the world and for
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2003
‘Subaltern knowledges’ discusses subaltern knowledges by looking at the perspectives of refugees. The terms ‘postcolonial’ and ‘decolonial’ signal the presence of the insurgent knowledges that come from the peripheries, from the indigenous, the marginalized, the dispossessed, and seek to transform the terms and values under which people live.
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‘Subaltern knowledges’ discusses subaltern knowledges by looking at the perspectives of refugees. The terms ‘postcolonial’ and ‘decolonial’ signal the presence of the insurgent knowledges that come from the peripheries, from the indigenous, the marginalized, the dispossessed, and seek to transform the terms and values under which people live.
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