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6 days ago · Bhabha Homi K. 2006. “Cultural Diversity and Cultural Differences.” Pp. 155–57 in The Post-colonial Studies Reader , edited by Ashcroft B., Griffiths G., Tiffin H.
Sep 8, 2024 · The series’ innovative use of setting and its exploration of complex female characters align with Homi K Bhabha’s (Citation 2012, Citation 2021) concept of hybridity, which involves the creation of new cultural forms that transcend and subvert colonial binaries.
3 days ago · The research is qualitative in nature and the theories of Edward Said and Homi K. Bhabha are used for the textual analysis of the selected poems. The analysis reveals a parallel structure of thoughts in her poems which at one side endorses the need of cultural resistance and on the other, calls for a negotiation, which further affirms the complexities of postcolonial thought process.
Sep 15, 2024 · Drawing from Lacanian insights, the text dissects illusions, the pursuit of wholeness, and the cinematic escape from lack. Literary perspectives, including feminist critiques and psychoanalytic examinations, further unravel the complexities of the gaze, touching upon issues of gender, fetishism, and power relations.
4 days ago · Shastri also accelerated India’s nuclear program to counter China and Pakistan. In October 1964, scientist Homi Bhabha publicly stated that building a nuclear stockpile would cost India only Rs 10 crore. Shastri encouraged Bhabha to continue his work on nuclear explosions for peaceful purposes.
2 days ago · It has proved substantial reserves of uranium, thorium, REE and Rare Metals to make India self-sufficient in most of the strategic raw materials required for India’s Nuclear Power Programme, so wonderfully conceived by the father of India’s Nuclear Power Programme by Homi Bhabha in 1948 and taken forward with enthusiasm and momentum by the DAE.
1 day ago · Postcolonial theorists such as Edward Said, Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak and Homi K. Bhabha examined how colonialism shapes literature, highlighting the power dynamics between colonizers and the colonized and giving voice to marginalized cultures.
