Texts about Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak: Tae, Heasook --- Tyler, Carole-Anne

Eddie Yeghiayan

• Tae, Heasook. "Toward Postcolonial Feminist Ethics: Gayatri Spivak and French Feminism." Journal of English Language and Literature [Korea] (1997), 43(1):151-169.
        In Korean.

• Taïeb, Hannah Davis. "The Girl Who Found Refuge in the People: The Autobiography of Latifa Zayyat." Journal of Arabic Literature (October 1998 ), 29(3-4):208n21.

• Taket, Ann. "Let a Thousand Flowers Bloom!---Yes Indeed, but Notice Also That They Have Already Been Blooming for Quite a While." Journal of the Operational Research Society (January 1999), 50(1):99n8.

• Taket, Ann and Leroy White. "After OR: An Agenda for Postmodernism and Postructuralism in OR." Journal of the Operational Research Society (Sepember 1993), 44(9):870, 880.

• Tandeciarz, Silvia. "Reading Gayatri Spivak's 'French Feminism in an International Frame': A Problem for Theory." Genders (Spring 1991), 10:75-90.
        This special issue is entitled "Theorizing Nationality, Sexuality, and Race."

• Tandt, Catherine Den. "Tracing Nation and Gender: Ana Lydia Vega." Revista de Estudios Hispánicos (January 1994), 28(1):21nn2, 3, 23.

• Tang, Xiaabing. "Lu Xun's 'Diary of a Madman' and a Chinese Modernism." PMLA: Publications of the Modern Language Association of America (October 1992), 107(5):1223, 1234.
        Quoting Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak's texts on subaltern cognitive failure and epistemic violence, asserts: "This epistemic violence invariably accompanies a dominating power relation and constitutes the legitimizing ideology."

• Taylor, Carole Anne. "Ideologies of the Funny." Centennial Review (Spring 1992), 36(2):283, 289n3, 296.

• Taylor, Carole Anne. "Tragedy Reborn(e): A Question of Power and the Soul-Journeys of Bessie Head." Genre: Forms of Discourse and Culture (Summer-Fall 1993), 26(2-3):346n21, 348n26, 350.
        Special Double Issue: "Critical Essays: Gay and Lesbian Writers of Color," Emmanuel S. Nelson.

• Taylor, Diana. "A Savage Performance: Guillermo Gómez-Peña and Coco Fusco's `Couple in the Cage'." TDR: The Drama Review: A Journal of Performance Studies (Summer 1998), 42(2) [158]:162, 173n2, 174.

• Taylor, Patrick. "Narrative, Pluralism, and Decolonization: Recent Caribbean Literature." College Literature (October 1992 & February 1993), 19(3) & 20(1):79-80, 81, 89.

• Teja, Ada María. "El origen de la nacionalidad y su toma de conciencia en la obra juvenil de José Martí: semantizacion de Cuba y España." Revista Iberoamericana (July-December 1990), 56(152-153):797n8.

• Teng, Jinhua Emma. "The Construction of the 'Traditional Chinese Woman' in the Western Academy: A Critical Review." Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society (Fall 1996), 22(1):140n50, 141, 150.
        Refers to Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak's critique of Kristeva and the necessity of strategic essentialism for political action.

• Tharu, Susie. "Rendering Account of the Nation, Partition Narratives and Other Genres of the Passive Revolution." Oxford Literary Review (1994), 16(1-2):91n21.
        This issue of the journal is on "On India: Writing, History, Culture, Post-Coloniality," edited by Ania Loomba and Suvir Kaul.

• Thomas, Jennifer. "The Question of Derrida's Women." Human Studies (April 1993), 16(1-2):163-164, 176.

• Thomas, Sue. "Modernity, Voice, and Window-Breaking: Jean Rhys's 'Let them call it jazz'." In Chris Tiffin and Alan Lawson, eds., De-Scribing Empire: Post-Colonialism and Textuality, p. 185. London & New York: Routledge, 1994.

• Thomas, Sue. "Sexual Matter and Votes for Women." Papers on Language and Literature: A Journal for Scholars and Critics of Language and Literature (Winter 1997), 33 (1):52, 70.

• Thompson, Craig. "Searching for Totality: Antinomy and the Absolute in Bruce Sterling 'Schismatrix'." Science-Fiction Studies (July 1991), 18(2) [54]:202, 208.

• Thomson, Clive. "Culture, Identity, and the Dialogic: Bell Hooks and Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak." In Clive Thomson and Hans Raj Dua, eds., Dialogism and Cultural Criticism, pp.47-64. London, Canada: University of Western Ontario, Mestengo Press, 1995.

• Thompson, Dawn. "Technologies of Ethnicity." Essays on Canadian Writing (Winter 1995), 57:52-53, 69.
        Issue is on "Writing Ethnicity"

• Thrift, Nigel. "For a New Regional Geography. 3." Progress in Human Geography (March 1993), 17 (1):96, 99.

• Thurner, Mark. "Historicizing the Postcolonial from Nineteenth-Century Peru." Journal of Historical Sociology (March 1996), 9(1):14n5.
        Cites Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak's criticisms of the master narratives approach in the early work of the Subaltern Studies Group.

• Tierney-Tello, Mary Beth. "Testimony, Ethics, and Aesthetics in Diamela Eltit." PMLA: Publications of the Modern Language Association of America (January 1999), 114(1):85, 96.

• Tinsley, Teresann. "Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak and The Merchant of Venice." Shakespeare Studies [Japan ] (1990), 28:1-28.

• Tommaso, Andrea Di. "Boiardo/Ariosto: Textual Relations and Poetic Integrity." Stanford Italian Review (Spring 1984), 4(1):91n26.

• Tompkins, Cynthia. "La construcción del subalterno en Homérica Latina, de Marta Traba y Libro que no muerde y Donde viven las águilas, de Luisa Valenzuela." Confluencia: Revista Hispánica de Cultura y Literatura (Fall 1992), 8(1):31-32, 37.

• Torgovnick, Marianna. "The Politics of the 'We'." South Atlantic Quarterly (Winter 1992), 91(1):62n9.
        This issue is on "Writing Cultural Criticism," edited by Marianna Torgovnick.

• Toro, Fernando de. "From Where to Speak? Latin-American Postmodern/Postcolonial Positionalities." World Literature Today (Winter 1995), 69(1):35, 36, 38, 40n10.
       Issue is on "Postmodernism/Postcolonialism"

• Travis, Molly Abel. "Beloved and Middle Passage: Race, Narrative, and the Critic's Essentialism." Narrative (October 1994), 2(3):192, 200.

• Treichler, Paula A. and Ellen Wartella. "Interventions: Feminist Theory and Communication Studies." Communication (1986), 9(1):2, 17.
        This issue is on "Feminist Critiques of Popular Culture," edited by Ellen Wartella and Paul A. Treichler.

• Tremper, Ellen. "In Her Father's House: To The Lighthouse as a Record of Virginia Woolf's Literary Patrimony." Texas Studies in Literature and Language (Spring 1992), 34(1):34n1, 39n26.

• Trigo, Abril. "Lumpenpoesía y neomodernidad periférica: el caso uruguayo." Revista de Crítica Literaria Latinoamericana (1994), 20(39):258, 259, 260, 265.

• Trigo, Abril. "On Transculturation: Toward a Political Economy of Culture in the Periphery." Studies in Latin American Popular Culture (1996), 15:111, 116n53.

• Trigo, Abril. "Rockeros y grafiteros: la construcción al sesgo de una antimeoria." Hispamerica: Revista de Literatura (April 1995), 24(7):35n48.

• Tsing, Anna Lowenhaupt. "From the Margins." Cultural Anthropology (August 1994), 9(3):286, 296.
        The theme of this issue is "Further Inflections: Toward Ethnographies of the Future," edited by Susan Harding and Fred Myers.

• Turcotte, Gerry. "'Speaking the Formula of Abjection': Hybrids and Gothic Discourses in Louis Nowra's Novels." Westerly [Australia] (September 1991), 36(3):71n7.

• Ty, Eleanor. "'Welcome to Dreamland': Power, Gender, and Post-Colonial Politics in Miss Saigon." Essays in Theatre/Études Theâtrales (November 1994), 13(1):18, 19, 24n10, 27.

• Tyler, Carole-Anne. "Playing with(out) the Signifier." Novel (Fall 1987), 21(1):105.
        Review of Alice A. Jardine's Gynesis: Configurations of Woman and Modernity.