Homi Bhabha - The Danger of the New Politics of Dishonor and Denigration

[@roblemaer4834]

Wisdom. Thanks Professor Bhabha.

[@kawkabbarralimara8237]

the best part of this thing is that its on 60 fps

[@np0804]

he seems very lucid, I'm surprised he has such a reputation for being incomprehensible

[@SSpotlight]

In Translation Studies, his discourse is, in my opinion, heavily abstruse. Here it is not the case.

[@Herrminius]

Lose!

[@LucBoeren]

Than!

[@wewillnotcave2487]

How does someone who speaks with improper English get to be a Harvard Professor? You need to listen closely to his use of the verb "is" . . . .

[@roblemaer4834]

“Is” a verb to be.

[@mirceaanca821]

Well, you said speaks «with » improper english. So I’m guessing you aren’t getting into Harvard anytime soon.

[@amineelasri3811]

He is a theorist in postcolonial studies he came with many terms, he even criticized said's book Orientalism in a part where he minimizes the role of the resistant movements in inferior societies. Bhabha is considered to be one of the main scholars along side to (Edward said - Gayatri Spivak and Antonio Gramsci) concerning post-colonialism and postcolonial studies . All this and you have an issue in his using of the verb "is" you should keep in mind that Bhabha is originally from India.

[@stephendavid568]

You don’t ‘speak with’ English, my dear Christopher. 😂

[@kidharpt9450]

What is your proper English?