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"positive social change". From a critical theory perspective, I cannot understand how the view on what is positive is not just another imposition by a poweful privileged class- namely the intellectuals who invented critical theory. Here I see the main problem with critical theory itself: once it gains social influence it becomes the exact thing it critiques: A framework of morals, norms, and views that asserts the dominance of the elites that subscribe to it. How is critical theory itself not opressive? Doesn't it run into the problem of projection: seeing in others views what it doesn't want to see in itself. Isn't the fact that this theory comes from academia, a privileged Institution a Red flag? In short: how is critical theory not an opressive thought system imposed by elites?

Just found out I am 36% Tibetan from a dna ancestry test and though it sounds familiar I know nothing of the history or the culture so now I’m on a deep dive 🥲

What about mimetic theoty?

9:04 I can see the flight of 6 bombers on the left that I can hear their engines. LoL

Buena explicación, chico. Gracias !

Stop saying india Plz there was no indian king or empire before british made it. Address it currently. There was different kingdom and countries before and the oldest still standing is Nepalese kingdom living in mountains.

Great video! I'm planning to take master program in social sciences this year. Do you have any book recommendations to prepare myself? Thanks.

🙏🙏🙏🙏Guru Padmasambhava keep Tibet STRONG 🏋️‍♀️✨

Thanks lots 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤

Thank you for making these videos!!

As a citizen of a European post-colonial State, the criticism of postcolonialism that I find hardest to stomach is that postcolonial studies includes writings from those who violently opposed the violence the European Empires were proud to inflict on their peoples. It's not as if the former Imperial states do not, to this day, glorify those who brutally oppressed and murdered millions at the behest of their Royal and Mercantile superiors. Witness, for instance, the loud outcry throughout the old Imperial states when, during the Black Lives Matter protests, demonstrators tore down the statues of some of the Imperial era "Heroes". Post Imperial governments immediately introduced legislation to protect the statues and criminalize the protestors. Some of the same commentators who object to postcolonial studies, suggested that the government should employ extreme violence in order to protect the statues, which are, at their heart, memorials of how the predecessor Imperial governments also gloried in Extreme Violence....

Tread carefully when it comes to (((critical theory))). It’s more than meets the eye.

the animations are smooth and calming , can i ask who is the animator ?

You need to pay people who work in animation, design a median wage for that amount of work. This is why you give people to work long hours a salary. Basically.

I can carry your video in mainland China, because young Tibetans in the northwestern region of the mainland and other regions want to know their own cultural history. If you agree, I will translate and upload it.❤

Thanks a lot for thIs video and I promise myself that I ll neVer stop learning...big yp!

Despite the Han evil throughout history, videos like in this series display the perseverance of Tibetan culture and by extension the myriad of Asian cultures suppressed by the monster that is the Chang. I pray that one day, we finally see another renaissance of Asian cultures, one where the Chang is gone.

This is so cool! Thank you for synthesizing all this information. This video series was incredible, I loved every minute of it, the music and visuals are beautiful. Excellent work all around. I hope you will choose to do another series like this in the future!

Great video! What do you use in terms of equipment? Just a regular voice recorder without microphones or a more elaborate setup? I can imagine this also matters a lot when transcribing the interviews - especially if you use automated transcription tools. I'm thinking of using a voice recorder with either Shure SM-58s or lavalier microphones for my next project. Would love to get your thoughts on this. Thanks in advance!

the way you speak is so clear and understandable, but you still don't boil down any super important details or nuances- this was so helpful for a project I'm working on for my english class!! thanks so much!!

This channel is great and provides interesting and good content

Basically, it's all about spreading hatred towards white people and pretending that non-white people never did the same thing. And in the miniscule number of occasions that they are confronted by the uncomfortable facts of non-white colonialism... it will be downplayed as much as is humanly possible. And then almost immediately switched back to focus on white people.

You are speaking . I am listening. That's all I am able to understand

Criminally underrated

The forefathers of the Tibetans would never have expected their country to be what they are today - annexed by China. At least the Mongolians still have a country, Mongolia - albeit a weak nation.

A very biased version of this theory.

The Tibetan Emperors belonged to the stock of human race that grow Beard on the chin , small patch above and below the lower lip and mustache. Thick black beard on the cheeks in the figures of Emperors is incorrect in this video cartoon illustrating report.

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0:57 "Critical Theorists attempt to use ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP" So they abuse their employment positions to advance their political ideology. Great!

wow, Mead looked old for 38 0:29

Which is why the social sciences aren't science.

Question: When did Songdetsen become an emperor?

Great! Thank you!!!

You have given CT a whole lot my insight than I do. I look at it as a bad thing, that the Communist unreleased on the world and we are still dealing with the propaganda from it.

U ate with this ngl. Well Done!!!

Tibet was never historically part of China and even imperial archives from Yuan, Ming & Qing dynasties prove it. The official maps of each empire show Tibet outside of & separate from China.

Great video! The quality is great, keep this up 👍

Very insightful. Thank you!

Also explain the origin of Balti and Ladakh people, from the Tibet

dont know what i want to do with my life, this really helped me narrow it down. thank you

The feminist postcolonial perspective is completely absent to this video. As it is the sexualized bodies of the colonial subjects even in some of the films discussed in the video. For a film to decolonize the spectators gaze it needs to flip the colonial script and representation alone is not always enough to justify a movie as postcolonial.

I m Bhutanese and desendent of Tibetan king from Lhasey Tsangma. A Tibetan prince in exile who settled in Bhutan .9th century, Thank u for the great content.

New Discourses's channel has videos that can add greatly to understanding this topic.

🙏🏼🌈 Thankyou for inviting questions. >>> i would love to know when was the height of the creation and use of (( sky caves)) in Nepal/ Tibet.