The scholar maintains that this simile is a reflection of how Homeric characters "would know very well how such terrified girls and mothers looked and behaved in their efforts to elude capture, for the direct experience was theirs, either as the
subjugators or the subjugated.
The Iberian macho, a stereotypical representation of Spanish men that has dominated the cultural imagination, and which portrays Spanish men as strong, powerful, and
subjugators of women, has also been revised in cinematic representations.
She demonstrates how the participation of African soldiers--tirailleurs senegalais--in the repression of the Malagasy insurrection in 1947 left them in a liminal place, suspended between the
subjugators and the subjugated.
(13) It is an amazingly intimate account of the imprisonment of the young monarch and the power she had to captivate her
subjugators. The queen is the champion of her people and her God; Will Douglass, the illegitimate son of her captor, is the queen's defender.
One of its most lasting and corrosive political impacts may have been a toleration of subjugation, which was accepted by all races, the subjugated and the
subjugators. Cuba having had slavery till the 1800s, the folk memory of an institution that lasted for centuries can reach across the generations.
Hosni's loss was a victory to Egyptians whose human and civil rights have been trampled for almost three decades and who didn't want to see their
subjugators being rewarded with the prestigious appointment, they said.
she must parrot the superiority of her
subjugators.' (23)
The monarchs were "
subjugators of the Muhammedan sect and destroyers of the heretical obstinacy." (11) In death the rulers were honored for the most militant of their religious policies.
The subjugated suddenly become the
subjugators, never to be put in the reverse situation again.
Point two is an inescapable truth and the nations who have done so have invariably spawned legitimate resistance movements to overthrow the
subjugators. The Mutiny, or India's First War of Independence as Indians call it, is an excellent example.
Imperialism failed by the middle of the twentieth century, not only because subjugated peoples rejected it, but also because a democratic moral sensibility came to affect the
subjugators.