Category: Arts and Humanities
Pasmanda feminism reframes caste and gender in ‘Dulari’
Analysis of Sajjad Zaheer’s ‘Dulari’ through Pasmanda feminism, examining intersections of caste, gender, and religious marginalization in Indian Muslim communities.
Hot war tourism is framed through liminal experiences and discourse
Multimodal analysis of war tourism vlogs examining liminality, platform dynamics, and geopolitical narratives shaping conflict zone representation.
Black So Man’s songs critique Burkina Faso’s postcolonial state
Explore how Burkinabé artist Black So Man uses human constellations and affective language in his music to critique postcolonial state dysfunction and neocolonial exploitation in Burkina Faso.
Legacy human remains stewardship should involve descendant communities
AABA Task Force recommendations for ethical management of legacy human remains in scientific institutions, emphasizing community partnerships and descendant consent in research governance.
Conflictual dialogue did not improve story ratings
Research challenges the creative writing principle that conflictual dialogue improves stories. Two experiments found no significant difference in perceived quality or audience response with.
Special issue surveys open building’s past, present, and future
Explore the Open Building movement’s legacy and future potential through longitudinal case studies, pedagogical applications, and evidence of successful adaptive design across diverse global contexts.
A three-part model links literary reading to cognition and culture
Three-dimensional model integrating discourse processing, embodied cognition, and shared conceptualisations to explain literary reading processes and reader cognitive-emotional engagement with texts.
Triguna framework linked to ethical evolution and planetary harmony
Explore the Triguna framework from Bhagavad Gita as a tool for understanding human psychology, behavior, and global crises. Discover how sattva, rajas, and tamas guide ethical evolution and.
Plasticity is examined as a boundary concept in biology
Explore plasticity as a boundary concept in biology, tracing its evolution from Aristotelian philosophy to modern science and examining its theoretical roles in contemporary biological research.
American architects pursued major projects in 1970s Iran
Explore American architects’ ambitious but largely unrealized projects in 1970s Iran, driven by oil wealth and Cold War economics but constrained by political instability and cultural disconnects.
