Notes on Everyday Life, Ethnography, and the Promise of Imagination – Proshant Chakraborty
“Imagine yourself….” Imagine yourself as an ethnographer. You are sitting at the threshold of a house that has been your…
“Imagine yourself….” Imagine yourself as an ethnographer. You are sitting at the threshold of a house that has been your…
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It is never difficult to imagine a good society, but it is never easy to provide a comprehensive program to…
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Gayatri Nair is an Assistant Professor of Sociology, at the Department of Social Sciences and Humanities, Indraprastha Institute of Information…
When one attempts to examine the lives lived on the peripheries of society, the perspective largely oscillates between investigating the…
Protests and strikes against the establishment have always been a part of the political discourse. Be it the strikes of…