Personal Description Theory of Characteristics
the culture are conditioned to become a single hybrid identity. In this case, hybrid identity appears in ambivalent situation like what is described by Robert Young.
Hybridity is making one of two distinct things [...] Hybridity thus makes difference into sameness, sameness into differences, but in a way that
makes the same no longer the same, the different no longer simply different. [...] Hybridity thus operates within the same conflictual
structures and as contemporary theory. Both repeat and reproduce the sites of their own cultural production whose discordant logic manifests itself in
structural repetitions, as structural repetition. Young, 1996: 25-26. Young shares the same view with Bhabha that the concept of hybridity is
always in constant progression. Hybridity also shows the relationship of the colonial influence imposed by the colonizer and the resistance shown by the
colonized. However, the attempts to set a certain stadard toward another culture cannot be achieved without being influenced by elements of other cultures.
Therefore, the purity of one culture can never be achieved and maintaned.