Subaltern Studies I¶
Guha, R. (1982). Subaltern Studies I: Writings on South Asian History and Society. Oxford University Press.
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- Cultural Hegemony
- Early applications of hegemony sometimes underestimated how much oppositional culture coexists with dominant culture — subcultures, irony, double consciousness, tactical compliance, hidden resistance.
This sourceInaugural volume of the Subaltern Studies project recovering peasant and subordinate-group agency obscured by colonial and elite-nationalist historiography.
- Early applications of hegemony sometimes underestimated how much oppositional culture coexists with dominant culture — subcultures, irony, double consciousness, tactical compliance, hidden resistance.
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