نظرية ما بعد الاستعمار عند "جماعة التابع" الهندية

Abstract EN

The implications of the emergence of postcolonial studies in the fifties of the last century , are attributed to the efforts of a group of intellectuals, from the prison notebooks of Antonio Gramsci, in which he founded his new ideas emanating from the life of society and the implications of reality.

, Edward Said.

Then, the cognitive and methodological frameworks of postcolonial studies emerged since the late 1980s with the Indian Studies Group, an elite of Indian historians who turned India's official history code and suggested rewriting it in the light of different concepts related to oral history a To Minsi, who was ruled out by the colonial elites.

Based on these ideas, the study attempts to shed light on some of the efforts of this group, which lay the foundations of this field and the theoretical limits, while standing at the same time the efforts of three of the flags of this group are: Hume Bhabha one of the leading critics of postcolonial studies, To Gayatri Spivak, one of the institutions of postcolonial theory, a truly feminist post-colonial perspective, and finally Rana Jet Juha, which sought to rewrite the history of the subordinate from the point of view of marginalized groups