Palates of Pleasure: Food, Memories and Culture by Rozena Mart and Sayan Dey (2025): A Review by Rayana Roy
Food narrativises and personifies itself as a cultural artefact and memory of the community. It dispossesses and holds the bodies…
Food narrativises and personifies itself as a cultural artefact and memory of the community. It dispossesses and holds the bodies…
Shifting Landscapes: Educational and Urban Transformation in India (Cambridge University Press, 2025) edited by Geetha B. Nambissan, Nandini Manjrekar, Shivali…
Many academic discourses in social sciences talk about interdisciplinary research. But it becomes very difficult to initiate conversations across established…
Global academia in Social Sciences and Humanities is experiencing an ‘animal turn’ where animals and plants are finding a centre-stage…
Peggy Mohan studied linguistics at the University of the West Indies, and completed her PhD in linguistics from the University…
Ishita Dey’s Sweet Excess: Crafting Mishti in Bengal (published by Routledge in 2026) is an ambitious and insightful ethnographic work.…
Positionality plays a crucial role in research and varies over time. Convincing and demonstrating your social identity as a researcher…
Urban Emotions and the Making of the City: Interdisciplinary Perspectives, edited by Katie Barclay and Jade Riddle (published by Routledge…
“The geopolitical entity of South Asia is constituted by the radical diversity and the tenacity as well as the fragility…
Introduction The relationship between food and caste in India is deeply intertwined, reflecting the nation’s complex social hierarchies and cultural…