Homi k. Bhabha || Postcolonialism || Hybridity, Ambivalence, Mimicry, Third Space Explained in Hindi

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English Literature
NTA UGC NET JRF
Literary Theory and Criticism

Postcolonialism Lecture 4

Homi K Bhabha

Hybridity
Ambivalence
Third Space
Mimicry

Nation and Narration
Location of Culture

Imperialism
Colonialism
Negritude Movement
Third world
Tricontinent

Frantz Fanon
Edward Said
Homi k Bhabha
Gayatri C Spivak
Louis Gates Jr.
Salman Rushdie
Chinua Achebe
Nagugi wa Thiong’o
Ben Okri
George Lamming
Albert Memmi

Coloniser and the Colonized
Decolonisation and the Decolonised

India
Australia
America
Canada
New Zealand
Sudan
Burma

South Africa
Latin America
Asia


The Empire Writes back
Bill Ashcroft; Griffiths; Tiffin