Tale Of a Marriage In COVID Times: Of ‘Culture’ And its Essentials – Swati Singh
The COVID-19 pandemic has come as a jolt for many of the taken for granted ways of life. In this…
Memories and Nostalgia: An Ethnography of Displaced Kashmiri People in Camps: An Interview with Ankur Datta
The Doing Sociology team interviewed Ankur Datta as part of our series What is Ethnography? Ankur Datta is an Assistant Professor…
Memories and Nostalgia: An Ethnography of Displaced Kashmiri People: An Interview with Ankur Datta
The Doing Sociology team interviewed Ankur Datta as part of our series What is Ethnography? Ankur Datta is an Assistant Professor…
Caste and Gender, Theory and Experience: An Interview with Cynthia Stephen
The Doing Sociology team interviewed Cynthia Stephen, a thinker and activist who works on the issues of the marginalized. We…
Friendships and Ideas of Social Appropriateness – Pranoti Chirmuley and Florian Pereira
This is a story of two friends. It draws upon conversations on WhatsApp during the early days of the lockdown.…
Understanding the Home as a Care Unit amidst the COVID-19 Pandemic – Jagriti Gangopadhyay
Introduction Phrases such as physical distancing, quarantine and isolation have become a part of common parlance due to COVID-19. Long…
Revisiting Fokora-Jujona: Assamese Proverbs and Gender Ideology in Assam -Dhriti Sonowal
“Gosot kothal oothot tel, No khaootei sel bel” Speaking in one’s mother tongue is ‘natural’. It is a taken for granted…