 This also means that the colonial subject takes place, its subaltern position inscribed in that space of iteration.The colonial subject is located in a place of hybridity, its identity formed in a space of iteration and translation by the colonizer.Bhabha emphasizes that "the discriminatory effects of the discourse of cultural colonialism, for instance, do not simply or singly refer to a 'person'... or to a discrimination between mother culture and alien culture...the reference of discrimination is always to a process of splitting as the condition of subjection