...Grant Farred 2001 by Duke University Press 2001 Grant Farred The Postcolonial Chickens Come Home to Roost: How Yardie Has Created a New Postcolonial Subaltern...

...Sharad Chari 2006 by Duke University Press 2006 Sharad Chari Son of Bush or Son of God: Politics and the Religious Subaltern in the United States, from Elsewhere Jesus is dying slowly, life ebbing from him, ebbing, when suddenly...

...Ranjana Khanna Khanna engages the notion of the lumpenproletariat in Frantz Fanon, tracing the concept through Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, its transformation through Fanon, and its commonality with and distinction from notions of the subaltern. She draws in particular on the material...

...Alberto Moreiras 2002 by Duke University Press 2002 Alberto Moreiras A Thinking Relationship: The End of Subalternity—Notes on Hegemony, Contingency, Universality...

...Adriana Johnson Duke University Press 2007 Adriana Johnson ​Everydayness and Subalternity If we want to search the everyday for the non-signi- fiers which may be active within it we must catch them...

...V. Y. Mudimbe Going back to Greek conceptualities, this epilogue is a manner of conceiving a strategy in cultural bargaining, a distance, a double bind that, in serenity, could expose its ways of subalternating multiple aspects of questions to the authority of texts and qualify the effects...

... and inequalities. Fifth, it notes the intensification of social unrest and the rise of a new subaltern resistance identity of Diaosi as well as attempts by the party, under President Xi, to regain control. Sixth, some concluding remarks are offered on the cultural political economy perspective on variegation...

... cogito but also the Cartesian elevation of abstraction over the senses. In contrast, Kristeva's and Žižek's local histories are expressed through disidentification and self-Orientalization as a constitutive gesture of subaltern intellectual labor. Instead of exploring geopolitical ambiguity...

... and indigenous visions of political alternatives. I caution against reading insurgent projects in the Federal War of 1899 in terms of subaltern nationalism © 2011 Duke University Press 2011 Forrest Hylton ​“Now is not your time; it’s ours”: Insurgent Confederation, “Race War,” and Liberal State...

... strata but also in the biological and genetic strata of human bodies; exploitation, subordination, and inequalities are inscribed into the human body and experienced, visible and knowable by subalterns without the mediation of—many times actually in opposition to—mainstream scientific knowledge...

... theoretical discourse s incommensurability with the political urgencies of postcolonialism. In A Literary Represen­ tation of the Subaltern, for example, she expressed concern about the overtly imperialist politics of psychoanalysis ; and in The Political Econ­ omy of Women as Seen by a Literary Critic...

... (2002), edited by Alvaro Félix Bolaños and Gustavo Verdesio; The Latin American Subaltern Studies Reader (2001), edited by Ileana Rodríguez; and Colonial Legacies: The Problem of Persistence in Latin American History (1999), edited by Jeremy Adelman.2 A review of these works forms the first...

... friendship be sustained. Inequality Now, mitrata friendship was not possible with everybody—certainly not with either the subaltern or the dominant. In both these contexts, tapasya 53 was crucial. When faced, as a dominant figure, with the subaltern, Gandhi responded by working through...

..., a containment of the aporia in binary oppositions. A few words, then, about supplementing metropolitan education before I elaborate on the pedagogy of the subaltern. By subaltern I mean those 36 removed from lines of social mobility. 532 Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak...

... in the periphery. Geeta Kapur ( When Was Modern­ ism in Indian/Third World Art while nodding toward the poten­ tial for resistance among subaltern groups in the core, nevertheless argues that postmodernism has just as many cosmopolitan conceits as the modern ever had and suggests that it puts peripheral...

... of the earth Against Cultural-Political Closure 267 No wonder that some Europeans, among them Heidegger and Schmitt, could not be happy with the new state of affairs, as it condemned Europe in general to become not just a subaltern space from the perspective...

.... On the one hand, while you clarify that subaltern pasts come into being in the relationship of the historian to the archive, how are we to conceive of the time of gods and spirits—or subaltern practices—that you explore in PE? Do these pri- marily exist as the preanalytical or the ‘‘ready to hand...

... is a poten­ tial source of enrichment in social interaction, knowledge creation, and health promotion, but if it is not heeded, understood, or validated, the immigrant woman becomes a silenced, subaltern subject, which can have serious consequences for her mental health. Let us join forces here...

... is currently completing a manuscript on the subalternization of Canudos. david e. johnson is an associate professor and the director of graduate studies in the Department of Comparative Literature at SUNY Buffalo. He is the coeditor, with Scott Michaelsen, of Border Theory: The Limits...

... in relation to literary studies, cultural studies en- gaged with the writings of historians from the Indian subaltern studies group, and so forth. Third, there were fusions and overlaps between move- ments and paradigms...