This piece by Meghali Baneerjee is a literary analysis of Gertrude Stein's book, 'Tender Buttons.'
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Negotiating Stein and Modernism through Language
What is History to its Reader?
In this article, Shiksha Sharma discusses E.H. Carr's methodology of practicing historical research. As a case study, Shiksha considers the narrative of the diasporic Sindhi community with relation to the facts regarding partition and post-partition events.
Asexuality in India and Hindu Mythology
Mrudula Srivatsa argues in her piece that asexuality is neither celibacy nor is it the result of a mental or physical impediment. Asexuality is a choice. To elaborate on her argument, she uses an example from Hindu mythology so that we can understand asexuality in the Indian context.
Book Review: “I Want to Destroy Myself” by Malika Amar Shaikh
Anamika Das has contributed this book review of Malika Amar Shaikh's memoir.
Interview with Jenson Joseph
"The good traditions of film studies in India are those which look at cinema as providing us with descriptions of the social field which we cannot find elsewhere in the social sciences." - An interview by Serene and Mrudula
Of Philosophy, Philology and Translations: In Conversation with Dr. Pradeep Gokhale and Dr. Francesco Sferra
'Philological work is basically thinking; thinking in a critical way and trying to respect the evidence as much as possible. It’s about interfering as little as possible though its not always plausible' - An interview by Elishia Vaz & Jannet Johny.
From Nāgārjuna to Kamalaśīla: The Buddhist Pramāṇa Workshop
A three-day workshop conducted at MCH reported by Srikar Raghavan.
The Mythology Quiz
A quiz on mythologies from all around the globe! Event reported by Brinda Mukherjee.
Dramatic Reading of Rashid Jahan’s “Behind the Veil”
This session was a dramatic reading of Rashid Jahan's one act play, "Behind the Veil". Report written by Shruti Bangera.
