Who Kneads Your Aata (flour)? The lost love for labour – Shamsher Singh
In the recent past, a leading home appliance brand put out an advertisement for an ‘Aata Maker and Bread Maker’ on…
Entitlements and Exploitation: A Pandemic Story of the Urban Middle Classes of Delhi NCR – Shreya Urvashi and Ushosee Pal
Over two decades post-millennium, Indian cities, and suburbs have increasingly grown to become sites of the socio-economic and political advancements.…
संकट और समाजशास्त्रीय कल्पना | Maitrayee Chaudhuri
कोविड -19 संकट के बीच तालाबंदी के इस दौर में भविष्य की कल्पना करना आसान नहीं है। गति और संचलन की आदी…
WAS THERE A “TWIST” IN THE “BOIS LOCKER ROOM”? BETWEEN NEUTRALITY AND FAIRNESS | Sampurna Das
The “Bois Locker Room” case got critical attention for the right reasons – display of misogynistic and voyeuristic content. But…
Face Masks as a Fashion Statement: About Collective Consciousness and Class Distinction | Pratisha Borborah
Neo-liberalism involves extending and disseminating market values to all institutions and social action. Not surprisingly in such times, this even…
একাপ কফি আৰু ইটো সিটো বহুতো….. | A Cup of Coffee and Here and There | Ritwik Rupam Sarma
‘Coffee is not just a refreshment. It possesses symbolic value as part of our day to day social activities. Often…
Lockdown, ‘Magic Mops’ and Housework in Middle-Class Homes – Aanchal Dhull
The women’s movement has been a visible presence in India since the 1970s. Its most notable impact was felt in…
Thinking Out ‘Allowed’ Series
Through this series, we seek to engage young scholars and students on concepts and themes in Sociology through the audio-visual…
Stigmar ভয় আৰু সামাজিক সৃজন | The Fear of ‘Stigma’ and Its Social Production
Series Thinking out ‘allowed’ This is an audio-visual reproduction of Gargi Gayan’s piece that was published in Doing Sociology blog earlier. Link: https://doingsociology2020.blogspot.com/2020/05/the-fear-of-stigma-and-its-social.htmlThe…