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1. Introduction: Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak
1.1 Definition: (Post-)colonialism and Postcolonial Theory
1.2 Spivak's Allocation in the Studies of Postcoloniality
2. Biography
2.1 Life and Activism
2.2 Spivak: A 'Practical Marxist- Feminist- Deconstructionist'
2.3 Work and Impact on Postcolonial Studies
3. Poststructuralism
3.1 Definition: Deconstruction
3.2 Deconstruction and Postcolonial Studies
3.3 Spivak's critical Position towards (Western) Intellectuals and Education
3.2.1 Critique on French Poststructualism and the Question of Representation:
3.2.2 Critique on Postcolonial Theory
4. Feminism
4.1 Strategic Essentialism
4.2 Critique on Western Feminism
5. Marxism: Critique andReception
5.1 Modern Capitalism and the (gendered) International Division of Labor
5.2 Imperalism, Globalisation andNeo-colonialism
5.3 Worlding- the Labeling of the World
6. Subalternity and the Question of Representation
6.1 The Subaltern: Genealogy of a Concept
6.2 The Subaltern Studies Group: A Postulation for a new Historiography
6.3 'Can the Subaltern Speak?'
6.4 The gendered Subaltern
7. Conclusion: Spivak's practical Approach and Critism
7.1 Spivak's Impact and Apprach: 'to learn to unlearn one's privileges'
7.2 A critical Re-readingof Spivak
8. List of References
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- M.A. Constanze Lemmerich (Author), 2008, Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/151826
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