Reading the subaltern in sapphire's push

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Gayatri Spivak (1942-), a postcolonial critic, has established herself as a trustworthy voice of the postcolonial era since the publication of "Can the Subaltern Speak? " (1987).

The Indian author has broadened her views to include topics such as feminism, Deconstruction, and Marxism.

Spivak has attempted to resist colonial legacy via her critical and cultural ideas.

She rejects the notion that the Western World is superior than the rest of the world.

Her critical discourses highlight issues of marginalization, such as subaltern women's position and empowerment.

This article applies Spivak's notion of the subaltern on Sapphire's Push.