Sublime

remarkable critical and creative impulse.

deploy the cultural hybridity of their borderline conditions to ‘translate’, and therefore reinscribe, the social imaginary of both metropolis and modernity.

of languages lived, and languages learned,

global villages.

“right to difference in equality,”

she turns the abjection of modern history into the productive and creative history of the minority as a social agent.

This interstitial passage between fixed identifications opens up the possibility of a cultural hybridity that entertains difference without an assumed or imposed hierarchy:

less to do with the affirmation or authentication of origins and ‘identities,’ and more to do with political practices and ethical choices.

founded on ideas of progress that are complicit with neo-liberal forms of governance,