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4EE  \nSimultaneously published in the USA and Canadaby Routledge29 West 35th Street,New York,NY 10001  \nReprinted 1994  \ne 1994 Homi K.Bhabha  \nPhototypeset in 10/12pt Palatino by Intype,LondonPrinted and bound in Great Britain by Redwood BooksPrinted on acid free paper  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this book may be reprinted orreproduced or utilized in any form or by any electronic,mechanical,or other means,now known or hereafterinvented,including photocopying and recording,or in anyinformation storage or retrieval system,without permission inwriting from the publishers.  \nBritish Library Cataloguing in Publication DataA catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library  \nLibrary ofCongress Cataloging in Publication DataBhabha,Homi K.  \nThe location of culture/Homi K.Bhabha.  \np.cm.  \nIncludes bibliographical references and index.  \n1.Literature,Modem-19th century-History and criticism.  \n2.Literature,Modem-20th century-History and criticism.  \n3.Imperialism in literature.4.Colonies in literature.  \n5.Developing countries in literature.6.Culture conflict inliterature.7.Politics and culture.I.TItle.  \nPN761.H431993808'.066001-dc2093-10757  \nISBN 0-415-01635-5(hbk)  \nISBN 0-415-05406-0(pbk)  \nFor Naju and Kharshedji Bhabha  \nCONTENTS  \nAcknowledgements  \nX义The other question:Stereotype,discrimination and thediscourse of colonialismOf mimicry and,man:The ambivalence of colonial discourse85Sly civility93Signs taken for wonders:Questions of ambivalence andauthority under a tree outside Delhi,May 1817102  \nIntroduction:Locations of culture  \n以  \nThe commitment to theory×  \nFanon and the postcolonial  \nInterrogatin  \nN  \nprerogative  \n66  \n-7 Articensting the archaic:Cultural difference and colonial  \n123  \n8 DissemiNation:Tune,narrative and the margins of themodem nation  \n139  \ne 9 The postcolonial and the postmodem:The question offagency171  \n10 By bread alone:Signs of violence in the mid-nineteenthcentury198  \n叉页How newness enters the world:Postmodern space,postcolonial times and the trials of cultural translation※A0212Conclusion:'Race',time and the revision of modernity  \n236  \nNotes  \n257  \nIndex  \n# ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS\n\nThe memory of gratitude is not best served by the neat lists of peopleand places that acknowledgements can accommodate.The help wereceive is a more haphazard affair.It gives me particular pleasure tonote that most of those mentioned below have sat at our kitchen table.In that spirit academic acquaintance has often turned into enduringfriendship.  \nThe evolution of this book owes a personal debt to a group of interro-gators and co-conspirators:Stephan Feuchtwang for asking theunthought question;James Donald for the pleasures of precision,with-out saying precisely';Robert Young for his fine readings and his toler-ance for telephone theory;and Gyan Prakash for insisting thatscholarship must be leavened with style.  \nI want here to acknowledge the pioneering oeuvre of Edward Saidwhich provided me with a critical terrain and an intellectual project;Gayatri Spivak's courage and brilliance,which has set high standardsof excitement;and Stuart Hall's work which has been exemplary for mein combining political acuity with an inspiring vision of inclusion.Ranajit Guha's and the subaltern scholars have provided me with themost stimulating recent example of historical revision.Terry Eagleton'searly exhortations at Oxford to stay tuned to the materialist mode haveproved to be sturdy advice.  \nThe work of Toni Morrison has been formative n my thinking onnarrative and historical temporality;many of my ideas on 'migrant′'andminority space have been sparked off by the novels of Salman Rushdie.I owe these remarkable writers a significant personal and intellectualdebt.In allowing me to quote from two of his inspirational poems DerekWalcott_has shown 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