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Blog summary 2 – The futility of the outsider
A common theme of my previous blog posts is the creature’s position as the other. Being born in this role and being physically designed for it with his deformity inhibits his attempts to find his iden… more →
Introduction to Literary Criticism
The subaltern speaks
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India Untouched: Darker side of India: 1 [HQ]
wrote 3 days ago: Inrelations to the spivak and the subaltern … more →
Harsh Realities of Dalits in India
wrote 3 days ago: In relations to Spivak and the subalter in india … more →
Spivak UniReferat [Can the Subaltern Speak?]
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Black Skin White mask
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Exam #3
wrote 3 days ago: Exam #3 Hunter Student United is a movement in which students come together to fight for positions i … more →
A cultural history of Prague
wrote 3 days ago: Prague is the ghetto of Europe. Set apart from the rest of the continent because of its unique geogr … more →
Race and Post-Colonialism: Exam #3
wrote 1 week ago: Characters F – MIchel Foucault; D – Gilles Deleuze; S – Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak … more →
William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1825-1905)
wrote 2 weeks ago: The Motherland (1883) … more →
Between Subalternity and Representation
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wrote 3 weeks ago: I know what you’re thinking: You promised us a blog about ancient magic, and your first post … more →
Blog summary 2 - The futility of the outsider
wrote 3 weeks ago: A common theme of my previous blog posts is the creature’s position as the other. Being born in this … more →
The Violent Prophet: the Creature as an Avatar of Latent Colonial Discord
wrote 3 weeks ago: Through critical psychoanalytic and post-colonial critical techniques, the highly violent nature of … more →
Blog Summary 2
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wrote 3 weeks ago: The creature’s character is shaped around his feelings of inferiority that is shown through his ugli … more →
Reality and Illusion
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wrote 3 weeks ago: The creature in Frankenstein represents the primitive, backwards, and ostensibly “Oriental” figure, … more →
Mirror, Mirror on the Wall...
wrote 3 weeks ago: In my most recent post, I vehemently defended my argument (at least in the comments) that the creatu … more →
The creature leaves the subaltern hierarchy
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wrote 1 month ago: In the colonial perspective Spivak criticizes, the feminine subaltern is the voiceless other that is … more →
Ambiguity in the Subaltern
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wrote 1 month ago: In this passage, Felix is presented as the colonizer while the creature and Safie represent the colo … more →
Subjugated Symbolism and the Ideological Incongruity of the Subaltern
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wrote 1 month ago: Through the use of Spivak’s methods of critical analysis, the Frankenstein passage on pages 108-109 … more →
The Subaltern Speaks
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wrote 1 month ago: The crux of Spivak’s argument is that customs, traditions, and events of a society are filtered thro … more →
