Our Moon has Blood Clots and the Poetics of Indigenous Representation: Kashmiri Pandit Narratives as Indigenous Literature by Soumyadeep Neogi

“…No matter where it is produced, Indigenous Literature is connected by certain universal characteristics and thematic similarities that display indigenous people’s resistance to socio-cultural hegemony. Thus, it is a literary response to contexts of oppression and discrimination and engenders a collective legacy of social suffering by expressing historically suppressed truths. …”
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Evolution of protest art in Singapore : examining protest tactics in Brother Cane and Don’t Give Money to the Arts by Goh, Wei Hao

“…First, I established the political and art historical context for our study of the artworks by examining how cultural hegemony is created and maintained in Singapore in the 1990s. …”
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Faith and agency on the Camino: walking between shared 'substance' and cultural (dis)appearance by Berg, A

“…Drawing on literature on infrastructure, I contrast European cultural hegemony with ‘the spirit of the Camino', which I conceptualize as pilgrim-agency. …”

Derrida, autobiography and postcoloniality by Hiddleston, J

“…These works attempt to examine the damaging effects of European cultural hegemony, and the imposition of the colonial language in Algeria, but, in including anxieties about this project expressed in the first person, they also convey a sense of doubt about the appropriateness of universalising philosophical language. …”

Beggaring belonging in Africa's no-man's lands: diversity, usufruct and the ethics of accommodation by Landau, LB, Freemantle, I

“…The resulting modes of mutual accommodation are shaped by spatial circumstance and instrumental, pragmatic concerns rather than claims for ownership, representation, or cultural hegemony. In Kenya, ‘being cosmo’ enables residents to brace themselves against ethnicised violence and exclusion while opening space for multi-ethnic newcomers to pursue varied economic and social ambitions often tied to exclusive, ethnicised membership elsewhere. …”

Hegemony and inequality in global science: problems of the center-periphery model by Marginson, S, Xu, X

“…The paper argues for a more ontologically open theorization of global power in science, in terms of cultural hegemony, and for an ecology of knowledges approach.…”

Transversal Alliances: White Fantasies of Indigeneity in Suzanne Desrochers’s Bride of New France by Eva C. Karpinski

“…Moreover, Desrochers' hybrid text, a product of "miscegenation" between history and literature, relies on Eurocentric stereotypes of the Noble Savage and the bad Indian, which suggests that perhaps even her ostensibly feminist attempt to re-read the imperial moment through the stock repertoire of gothic images, no matter how well intentioned, cannot be free from the risk of re-enacting the discursive violence that was constitutive of colonial representation of the Natives and assertions of cultural hegemony. Ultimately, despite its focus on the subjugation of the reproductive female body as a reluctant site of the production of the nation-state, the effect of <em>Bride</em> may well be considered as reterritorializing the nation albeit from a minoritized French perspective.…”
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“No research on a dead planet”: preserving the socio-ecological conditions for academia by Aaron Thierry, Laura Horn, Pauline von Hellermann, Charlie J. Gardner

“…We further argue that these processes serve to uphold the cultural hegemony of ‘business-as-usual’ and that this is worsened by the increasing neo-liberalization of modern universities. …”
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Comparative Study of Cultural Diplomacy and the Islamic Republic's Discourse by Motahareh Sorkhabi Abdolmaleky, Abdolreza Bay

“…With its essence of soft power, the Islamic Revolution's discourse transformed power relations from vertical to horizontal while they aimed to achieve cultural hegemony by the creation of otherness against international actors.…”
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Translating identities : the shaping of identity through negotiating differences by Lim, Xin Hwei

“…The translation of identities must be seen as a progressive and constructive act, resolving the possible conflicts from cultural hegemony with a respect for all cultures, and allowing identities to be shaped, changed or formed by embracing differences and diversity.…”
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The benefits, risks and bounds of personalizing the alignment of large language models to individuals by Kirk, HR, Vidgen, B, Röttger, P, Hale, SA

“…In principle, this could minimize cultural hegemony, enhance usefulness and broaden access. …”

Roy Scranton's war porn: an American postcolonial narrative of the Iraq War by Alosman, M Ikbal M, Ruzy Suliza Hashim

“…Postcolonial literature challenges the cultural hegemony imposed by colonial powers by demonstrating the richness, diversity, and vitality of their culture. …”
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“El delirio de Juan sin Tierra”. Filoarabismo e islamofobia en las visiones ʻafricanistasʼ del discurso intelectual de la España contemporánea by Patrick Eser

“…The journalism of Jon Juaristi reflects a change in the ‘africanist’ discourse, which resists to the alleged cultural hegemony of multiculturalism. The self-affirmation of the ‘West’ counters postcolonial perspectives, which for example represents Juan Goytisolo – debates, which also reformulate the classical problem of the Spanish identity.…”
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Postcolonial control of Fiji soccer and the return of subjugated knowledges: From the 1970s to the 2010s by Kieran E. James, Henry D. Tuidraki, Sheikh Ali Tanzil

“…To fulfill this aim, we explore and assess, via ethnographic research, the racial and ethnic aspects of Fiji soccer, from the 1970s to the 2010s, and how cultural hegemony facilitates continued Fiji Indian control and dominance within the sport. …”
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Jan Hus in Czech Interwar Utopian Literature by Anna Amelina

“…The greatness of his figure for the Czechs is so massive that it accelerates the utopian fantasies of Czech authors to world (at least cultural) hegemony or helps the world cope with its main enemy — the Germans. …”
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Poder punitivo e teoria social by Matheus Boni Bittencourt, Maria Cristina Dadalto

“…In this sense, the text discusses both classical and contemporary approaches and considers the process of criminalization as a complex of mechanisms of political and cultural hegemony. It ends with the actual debate about penal ideas and institutions in late capitalism, specially the debate about the relationship between economic reform and Criminal Justice, exploring the correspondence between victimization, fear of crime and social insecurity.…”
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Data Control Wars: Collaborative Fiction, Transition Design and Technological Sovereignty by Andreu Belsunces Gonçalves, Grace Polifroni Turtle, Antonio Calleja, Raul Nieves Pardo, Bani Brusadin, Ignasi Ayats Soler

“…After three activations in three different contexts, Data Control Wars has proven useful as an educational tool to address the potential positive and negative effects of using data, as a space for testing strategies on transition design, as a method to identify some of the myths articulated by the social perception of the technological industry and the power of agency that we hold over it and, finally, as a device to question techno-capitalist cultural hegemony through the construction of other stories about what the technosocial body can be.…”
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Cairo between worlds: Britain, India, and the Middle East, 1935-1942 by O'Halloran, E

“…Gramsci’s theory of cultural hegemony provides an original lense through which to consider the triangular relationship between Britain, India, and the Middle East during this period, and the essential role of Cairo within it.…”

The Olympic Industry and International Communication; A Study of the Beijing Olympics with an Emphasis on the Cultural Image Cultivated by China in the International System by Seyyed Majid Emami

“…The media is actually at the core of sport championship attention due to its high image cultivation potential and cultural hegemony stabilization. The Olympic Games mark a turning point in the contemporary sports championship era due to their international impact and their being recognized as an index of sustained development political and economic stability, and social hope and liveliness. …”
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REPRESENTASI HEGEMONI DALAM NOVEL MÉMOIRES D’HADRIEN KARYA MARGUERITE YOURCENAR by Laila Fariha Zein

“…The result of this research is the types of hegemony, including a) ideological hegemony; b) power hegemony; c) cultural hegemony; d) moral hegemony; and e) economic hegemony. …”
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