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    Among postcolonial historians and critics, there has been debate over the concept of '(the) subaltern' which Antonio Gramsci had endowed with a specifically strategic and theoretical meaning. Ranajit Guha says that 'subaltern' is a name for the general attitude of subordination, while he gives a definition of the subaltern, the main features of which is the identification of the subaltern with the category of the people. But Gayatri Spivak and John Beverley assert that Guha's definition slides into a sort of essentialism, criticizing his logic to be necessarily binary in that it presupposes a divided structure of elite/subaltern or dominance/subordination. Yet Guha does not conceives the subaltern as coherent, homogeneous subjects outside the relationship of power. As Beverley himself puts it, when Guha says the terms 'subaltern' and 'people' are synonymous, he seems to imply that the people are heterogeneous as the people-as-(the) subaltern. So, though Guha and Spivak disagree outwardly, they share a view that the identity of the subaltern is discovered in difference. Subaltern difference by which they mean is recalcitrant otherness or resistance to hegemonic dominance without being consolidated into it.
    However, so far as the representation of the subaltern is concerned, Guha and Spivak seems to be in a sort of puzzled tension. Guha, who does not abandon the idea of binary antagonism as the articulating principle of the subaltern identity, tries to retrieve the subaltern as the subjects of making historical changes. But, Spivak argues that the subaltern always slide under or away from representation and are beyond the possibility of representation because by emerging into representation they lose the character of subalternity. So she articulates the subaltern as absolute, impossible limit to historical narrative.
    Beverley reads two rather different political agendas from their different positions. He understands Guha's position as an attempt to constitute a potentially hegemonic political-cultural popular bloc, that is, a new form of hegemony from below. And he interprets Spivak's position as a political perspective for the new grassroots resistance at a sub-or supranational level.
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    Among postcolonial historians and critics, there has been debate over the concept of '(the) subaltern' which Antonio Gramsci had endowed with a specifically strategic and theoretical meaning. Ranajit Guha says that 'subaltern' is a name for the genera...

    Among postcolonial historians and critics, there has been debate over the concept of '(the) subaltern' which Antonio Gramsci had endowed with a specifically strategic and theoretical meaning. Ranajit Guha says that 'subaltern' is a name for the general attitude of subordination, while he gives a definition of the subaltern, the main features of which is the identification of the subaltern with the category of the people. But Gayatri Spivak and John Beverley assert that Guha's definition slides into a sort of essentialism, criticizing his logic to be necessarily binary in that it presupposes a divided structure of elite/subaltern or dominance/subordination. Yet Guha does not conceives the subaltern as coherent, homogeneous subjects outside the relationship of power. As Beverley himself puts it, when Guha says the terms 'subaltern' and 'people' are synonymous, he seems to imply that the people are heterogeneous as the people-as-(the) subaltern. So, though Guha and Spivak disagree outwardly, they share a view that the identity of the subaltern is discovered in difference. Subaltern difference by which they mean is recalcitrant otherness or resistance to hegemonic dominance without being consolidated into it.
    However, so far as the representation of the subaltern is concerned, Guha and Spivak seems to be in a sort of puzzled tension. Guha, who does not abandon the idea of binary antagonism as the articulating principle of the subaltern identity, tries to retrieve the subaltern as the subjects of making historical changes. But, Spivak argues that the subaltern always slide under or away from representation and are beyond the possibility of representation because by emerging into representation they lose the character of subalternity. So she articulates the subaltern as absolute, impossible limit to historical narrative.
    Beverley reads two rather different political agendas from their different positions. He understands Guha's position as an attempt to constitute a potentially hegemonic political-cultural popular bloc, that is, a new form of hegemony from below. And he interprets Spivak's position as a political perspective for the new grassroots resistance at a sub-or supranational level.

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    목차 (Table of Contents)

    • Ⅰ. 머리말
    • Ⅱ. 서발턴 집단 : 종속과 자율
    • Ⅲ. “서발턴으로서의-민중”과 엘리트
    • Ⅳ. ‘차이의 기호’로서의 서발턴
    • Ⅴ. ‘재현 (불)가능한’ 주체로서의 서발턴
    • Ⅰ. 머리말
    • Ⅱ. 서발턴 집단 : 종속과 자율
    • Ⅲ. “서발턴으로서의-민중”과 엘리트
    • Ⅳ. ‘차이의 기호’로서의 서발턴
    • Ⅴ. ‘재현 (불)가능한’ 주체로서의 서발턴
    • Ⅵ. 맺음말
    • 〈Abstract〉
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    참고문헌 (Reference)

    1 "서발턴에게 역사는 있는가" (창간) : 2002

    2 태혜숙, "대항 지구화와 ‘아시아’ 여성주의" 울력 39-, 2008

    3 강옥초, "그람시의 남부주의와 1926년 논고" 한국서양사학회 (73) : 123-153, 2002

    4 강옥초, "그람시와 ‘서발턴’ 개념" 역사교육연구회 (82) : 2002

    5 "‘서발턴의 역사’와 제3세계의 역사주체로서의 서발턴" 72 : 1999

    6 Gyan Prakash, "Writing Post-Orientalist Histories of the Third World: Perspectives from Indian Historiography" 32 (32): 401-, 1990

    7 C. D. Kernig, "Western Society and Marxism, Communism: A Comparative Encyclopedia, Vol. Ⅵ" Herder and Herder 394-397, 1973

    8 Ranajit Guha, "The Prose of Counter-Insurgency, In Subaltern Studies Ⅱ" 1-40, 1983

    9 John Beverley, "Subalternity and Representation: Arguments in Cultural Theory" Duke Univ. Press 85-86, 1999

    10 John Beverley, "Subalternity and Representation" 88-,

    1 "서발턴에게 역사는 있는가" (창간) : 2002

    2 태혜숙, "대항 지구화와 ‘아시아’ 여성주의" 울력 39-, 2008

    3 강옥초, "그람시의 남부주의와 1926년 논고" 한국서양사학회 (73) : 123-153, 2002

    4 강옥초, "그람시와 ‘서발턴’ 개념" 역사교육연구회 (82) : 2002

    5 "‘서발턴의 역사’와 제3세계의 역사주체로서의 서발턴" 72 : 1999

    6 Gyan Prakash, "Writing Post-Orientalist Histories of the Third World: Perspectives from Indian Historiography" 32 (32): 401-, 1990

    7 C. D. Kernig, "Western Society and Marxism, Communism: A Comparative Encyclopedia, Vol. Ⅵ" Herder and Herder 394-397, 1973

    8 Ranajit Guha, "The Prose of Counter-Insurgency, In Subaltern Studies Ⅱ" 1-40, 1983

    9 John Beverley, "Subalternity and Representation: Arguments in Cultural Theory" Duke Univ. Press 85-86, 1999

    10 John Beverley, "Subalternity and Representation" 88-,

    11 John Beverley, "Subalternity and Representation" 88-104,

    12 Ranajit Guha, "Subaltern Studies: Projects for Our Time and Their Convergence, In The Latin American Subaltern Studies Reader" Duke Univ. Press 42-43, 2001

    13 Gayatri C. Spivak, "Subaltern Studies: Deconstructing Historiography, In Other Worlds: Essays in Cultural Politics" Routledge 204-, 1988

    14 Gayatri C. Spivak, "Subaltern Studies: Deconstructing Historiography" 208-213,

    15 Antonio Gramsci, "Some Aspects of the Southern Question, In Selections from Political Writings: 1921~1926" International Publishers 441-462, 1978

    16 Antonio Gramsci, "Selections from the Prison Notebooks" 273-,

    17 Ranajit Guha, "Preface, In Subaltern Studies Ⅰ" 7-, 1982

    18 Gayatri C. Spivak, "Politics of Subaltern" 20 (20): 91-, 1990

    19 Ranajit Guha, "On Some Aspects of the Historiography of Colonial India" 4-6,

    20 Ranajit Guha, "On Some Aspects of the Historiography of Colonial India" 1 : 1-, 1982

    21 Antonio Gramsci, "Note on Italian History, In Selections from the Prison Notebooks, Quintin Hoare and Geoffrey Nowell Smith eds. and trans" International Publishers 52-55, 1971

    22 Slavoj Žižek, "Mapping Ideology" Verso 1994

    23 Walter D. Mignolo, "Local History/Global Designs: Coloniality, Subaltern Knowledge, and Border Thinking" Princeton Univ Press 188-, 2000

    24 Louis Althusser, "Lenin and Philosophy and Other Essays" Monthly Review Press 89-119, 2001

    25 Lisa Lowe, "Introduction, In The Politics of Culture in the Shadow of Capital" Duke Univ. Press 12-, 1997

    26 Michel Foucault, "Intellectuals and Power, In Language, Counter-Memory, Practice: Selected Essays and Interviews" Cornell Univ. Press 206-215, 1977

    27 Aijaz Ahmad, "In Theory: Nations, Classes, Literatures" Verso 321-, 1991

    28 Gyan Prakash, "Impossibility of Subaltern History, In Nepantla vol. 1, issue 2" Duke Univ. Press 288-, 2000

    29 Ernesto Laclau, "Hegemony and Socialist Strategy" Verso 131-, 1985

    30 Latin American Subaltern Studies Group, "Founding Statement, In The Postmodernism Debate in Latin America" Duke Univ. Press 146-, 1995

    31 Ranajit Guha, "Elementary Aspects of Peasant Insurgency in Colonial India" Oxford Univ. Press 11-75, 1983

    32 Ranajit Guha, "Dominance without Hegemony: History and Power in Colonial India" Harvard Univ. Press 20-23, 1997

    33 Homi Bhabha, "DissemiNation, In Nation and Narration" Routledge 297-, 1990

    34 Gayatri C. Spivak, "Constitutions and Culture Studies" 2 (2): 141-, 1990

    35 Gayatri C. Spivak, "Can the Subaltern Speak?, In Cary Nelson and Lawrence Grossberg eds., Marxism and the Interpretation of Culture" Univ. of Illinois Press 275-296, 1988

    36 Ranajit Guha, "A note on the terms ‘elite’, ‘people’, ‘subaltern’, etc. as used above, In Subaltern Studies Ⅰ" 8-, 1982

    37 Ranajit Guha, "A note on the terms ‘elite’, ‘people’, ‘subaltern’, etc. as used above"

    38 Pierre Macherey, "A Theory of Literary Production, Geoffrey Wall trans" Routledge 87-, 1978

    39 김택현, "(批評論文) 그람시의 서발턴 개념과 서발턴 연구" 역사교육연구회 (83) : 2002

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