subalternity

Subalternity and Representation, Arguments in Cultural Theory (1999)

Subalternity as Methodology," Center for European Studies, Harvard University, December 1989. "

Includes: With Alberto Moreiras, "Subalternity and Affect." 1-4.

IH: Or is this situation a reflection of larger processes going on DM: Also, don't the points about subalternity and development contradict each other?

Ramasamy, National University of Malaysia, "Subalternity in Malaysian Social Sciences: Political Economy and Beyond".

Apart from writing about the Filipino Diaspora, San Juan, Jr.'s works include essays on race, social class, subalternity, and the U.S. Empire.

Formally, the Cisalpine Republic was an independent state allied with France, but the treaty of alliance established the effective subalternity of the new republic to France.

These examples emphasise issues of gender, language, indigenous rights, 'development' and ecology as well as addressing the more usual postcolonial ideas of ambivalence, hybridity, and orientalism and subalternity.

The genuine nexus of the issue is not 'collaboration', but the subalternity of Channel Islanders, combined with the emotionally charged and identity-constituting memory of the Occupation (plus its associated narrative).

Gayatri Spivak, who is well known for her theoretical and critical work in the postcolonial field, is an interesting case of a translator who assumes her visibility and is engaged with issues of cultural subalternity.