Homi K Bhabha The Location of Culture 1 Intro & Commitment to Theory Hybridity Third Space Mimicry

Postcolonial Theory Summary/Explained- Bhabha challenges Hegel and incorporates Derrida to advance Postcolonial Theory from Edward Said, Fanon, Spivak foundations. Check out the playlist for the whole book

[@williamwical9290]

I really appreciate the content -- helped clarify a few things after my first read through. It is a very helpful to have someone else who actually read and has engaged with the ideas of Bhabha, as some of my classmates dismissed this without even reading it.

[@hoddy007]

Thank you for sharing your ideas and your interpretation of Bhabha's work. Most appreciated.

[@sofibernedo8477]

Subscribed! Am taking up postcolonial theory for my thesis and you helped me understand Bhabha's argument/s in The Location of Culture so much more.

[@lily-jane5308]

Thank you! I’m trying to learn this for my Cambridge interview, this helped so much

[@WackSmackAttack]

listening to every video on my way home from work this week, significantly improving my trips

[@haniyaahmed746]

This is immensely helpful for my theory class. Thank you! Your efforts are appreciated!

[@7hasnatbasir]

A wonderful video with clear explanation so as the make the content easy and comprehensible. Can you open up a bit on what do you mean by discursive performativity?

[@chaimaem8078]

That was very informative. Thanks for being a big help!

[@henryrobinson2222]

Excellent video sir. Really helped me unravel some of this chapter!

[@jihadelkhalif237]

Thanks for the Video Chad! glad you're back bro. please give us some inisghts into Hegel and Hegelianism.

[@mehdijouay7999]

Excellent work! I had a hard time reading the book. Honestly, an extremely difficult read. Can you point me to the most interesting, must-read pages in Commitment to Theory?

[@kevincurrie-knight3267]

This is a really helpful video. I've read and engaged with this work myself, and I am convinced that while Bhabha has some good ideas, they were badly packaged; and when we get at what Bhabha's ideas are, they are a lot 'simpler' (not in a bad way) than the book has us think. I chalk it up to Bhabha just being a bad writer who read too much theory that it affected how he wrote.

[@ausabdulwahab2002]

Clear and precise presentation of the primary concepts of Bhabha, I found this useful as I am using his idea of third space in my work. I hope you would have talked a little bit about your understanding of third space. Thank you.

[@alijohn5733]

Good morning

[@kabeersingh8411]

Great stuff 😀

[@calicalicocat]

Wrote my thesis proposal about creating a negotiating space for interculturality through 'resistance' before reading Bhabha, and so happy that he gave me the language to write further. Kudos for doing a concise review of the intro and first chapter of LOC.

[@kfie3731]

THANK YOU

[@user-wq2qr2oy7d]

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[@sahoripadilla3688]

Wich are the main concepts of the author? Thank you.

[@victorvaughn2]

do you have an e-mail people can use to contact you?