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The term 'mimicry' in postcolonial theory, as described by Homi Bhabha, refers to:
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- 1Ironic distance from all forms of authority
- 2Replication of native customs by colonizers
- 3The colonial subject imitating the colonizer, often with subversive results✓
- 4Complete rejection of colonial culture
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The colonial subject imitating the colonizer, often with subversive results
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