Sex and the City: Decoding the Series Sociologically – Upali Bhattacharya
Rewatching Sex and the City as a show today can be both confusing and liberating. Confusing, in the sense, that…
Rewatching Sex and the City as a show today can be both confusing and liberating. Confusing, in the sense, that…
There’s something profoundly intimate and disorienting about moving out of your family home after years of familiarity, first into hostels,…
Nidhi Gaur’s Gender and Craftwork in Rural Society: The Role of Education (published by Routledge in 2024) is a significant…
Introduction Growing up in a small village in Uttar Pradesh, I witnessed many rituals and traditions that perplexed and at…
Films can be a powerful tool to confront unequal social relations by offering alternate worldviews. Here, I discuss two films…
In the January-June (2018) issue of the Hindi journal Pratiman, published by the Centre for the Study of Developing Societies…
Perhaps when Shelly’s (2006) unnamed ‘creature’ walked the streets, beseeching to be loved, held, and understood, he wondered what horrors…
Symbolic interactionism is rooted in the works of George Herbert Mead and Herbert Blumer and emphasizes the role of repeated…
In April 2025, the UK Supreme Court delivered a discriminatory judgement that stated that a woman is defined by her…
At the outset, what is most striking about Sadhna Arya and Lata Singh’s edited volume Feminist Movements in India: Issues,…