Cultural Studies essay

This interworking’s will be looked into in light of a social hierarchy in Australia where a huge number of Chinese students have immigrated into and are now of great influence in the workings of the institutions of higher learning in the nation. The leadership of the national state of Australia has been quite fretful and nervous over the impact by the Chinese in the nations as a whole. Even though one ca never be able to whole discern the full extent of the effect in the sinew of our thread and culture, there is some observations that can be made(Rehmann 32). Studying the article and relating it with other reassert paper, journal entries and various scholarly material the paper explores ideology, discourse, interpellation and, subjectivity.

According to the historical development of the word ‘critic’ comes from a Latin word “discernment”, thus part of the word would referee to discerning the variance and the premises upon an argument or article is based (Butler and Spivak 2015). This particular paper can also be viewed from the Foucauldian discourse analysis, whose very initial step is to realize that the discourse must have a very particular way of arrangement and system of argument. The rest of the content would be based on how the phrases are viewed and taken in and the effect that they are delivered with (“Understanding Foucault, Understanding Modernism” 12). A great illustration of this in the article would be the section where the author speaks of the fear that many in the leadership have.

Many of the decision makers are being shown to take a very cynical and unenthusiastic deduction that many of the students from Mainland China end up have their own analogous and divergent social order in and around the institutions. At the very core of the article represented here is nationalism and the intolerance for persons from foreign nations. Australia to a great extent is propped up and reliant upon the fiscal strength of the People’s Republic of China, the Chinese are growing in number as many more immigrate into the nation and all these new people are shown to be in no hurry to even adopt or adapt to the local culture in one way or the other. They heavily and majorly come with all their habits and customs and practice them as the norm despite being in alien territory ("Critique notes," 2017, p.

The scuffles and tussles feature more eminently when they are being used against the scholars and students who are outspoken and are disapproving and nitpicking over the forms of leadership shown in China. The rhetoric and orotundity can be well outspoken inhospitable, callous, raucous and even combative or hostile (Ariel, 2009, p. Many a times the Chinese students who speak against these scholars and their views of their homeland are greatly publicized and somehow well-funded to fight against the so-called propaganda. However, one is not coerced into accepting the role. Consequently, ideologies shape our identities and give us a particular place in society. The concept of subjectivity is vital in this text as most people’s views are not free of individual’s biases, interpretation, and feelings.