著名的后殖民理论家、哈佛大学教授霍米·巴巴在《文化的定位》一书中首度提出“第三空间(The Third Space)”的概念--“既非这个也非那个(己者或他者),而是之外的某物”[1]。在该书中,巴巴继承并发展了赛义德的后殖民理论,反对用静止的、绝对的二元对立观点看待殖民者和被殖民者的关系,强调了殖民 The famous postcolonial theorist, Harvard University professor Homi Baba, first proposed in his book “The Orientation of Culture” that the concept of “The Third Space” - “is neither this nor that (One’s own or other’s), but something outside it ”[1]. In the book, Baba inherited and developed Sayeid’s theory of post-colonialism, opposing the static and absolute binary opposition view on the relations between colonizers and colonists, emphasizing the colonial