subaltern|subalterns in English

noun

[sub·al·tern || sə'bɔltə(r)n /'sʌbltən]

subordinate; military officer below the rank of captain (British)

Use "subaltern|subalterns" in a sentence

1. Burgouts Greenwald metheglin statehoods subaltern

2. In fact, subaltern means the ‘Bottommost ranks’

3. Spivak's own question is, "Can the subaltern speak at all?"

4. Off-duty, the subalterns took to their jeeps and accelerated into the desert to shoot antelope.

5. Spivak also points out that the Subaltern cannot be spoken for.

6. Synonyms for Baser include subordinate, inferior, lesser, lower, lowly, junior, low, minor, supporting and subaltern

7. That's an important part of the double consciousness of the subaltern, as Bhabha expatiates on it.

8. There is, therefore, a staff of subaltern officials and scribes of all sorts.

9. Her subaltern educational theory has brought new insight to the education in China.

10. The street had been transformed from the one he had known as a young subaltern.

11. It has to do most vividly with the very question, "Which language should the subaltern speak in?"

12. Through uncoercive rearrangement of the desires, the subaltern is likely to enter the public sphere and get room for upward mobility.

13. Moreover, it has been reworked within the cultural forms and practices of a whole variety of subaltern groups.

14. This kind of development lies in three aspects, namely, subaltern perspective, local experience and the interaction between text and field relating.

15. The rank of Cornet was the equivalent of the infantry rank of ensign, and was one of the subaltern ranks (along with

16. Afro-pessimism is a lens of interpretation that accounts for civil society’s dependence on antiblack violence—a regime of violence that positions black people as internal enemies of civil society, and cannot be Analogized with the regimes of violence that disciplines the Marxist subaltern, the postcolonial subaltern, the colored but

17. Then Homi Bhabha obviously in a variety of ways takes up the subject position of the colonized, of the subaltern.

18. Behind the various discourses about subaltern, there lies the structural change of social topography ever since the foundation of PRC.

19. Oriental culture is a subaltern culture, conceived through the very process of its subjugation and subordination to the universal culture.

20. Sometimes the derivative models achieved success through a particular artist holding on to their subaltern guitar long after they'd made it.

21. We also notice that the largest group of so-called subaltern exists in the vast countryside, with its biggest population peasants.

22. Benga was for a long time regarded as the music of the lower classes— the subaltern Luo living in the rural areas and urban slums

23. If we regard the subaltern as a symptom, then what is actually behind this symptom is dramatic political and social changes that happened in China.

24. On the other hand, market-oriented economic reform increasingly widened the gaps between different social classes. As a result, the discussion on subaltern began to surface.

25. Lt. Heilig, a slightly paunchy man in his forties, listened carefully, asked a few questions, then gave an order to his subaltern, a strapping young sergeant: "Hugo, notify the mountain rescue."