Review: Nicholas Dirks’ Castes of Mind May 5, 2020August 22, 2020Posted in Book ReviewTagged Anthropology, Bernard Cohn, Book Review, British in India, California, Caste, caste books, caste system in India, castes of mind, Colonialism, Indian Anthropology, Indian society, Investigative Modalities, Modalities, nicholas dirks, politics of caste, review of dirks, society, Sociology, United States, University of Berkley4 Comments Nicholas B. Dirks, Castes of Mind: Colonialism and the Making of Modern India, Princeton: Princeton University Press: 2001 Continue reading “Review: Nicholas Dirks’ Castes of Mind” →
Happiness in the Unknowns May 2, 2020August 22, 2020Posted in Social MediaTagged boredom, Corona Virus, covid-19, facebook, houseparty, instagram, lived realities, loneliness, lonely, reality, snapchat, Social Media, social networking sites, society, Stranger, Surveillance, Unknowns, virtual world9 Comments If the Bible were to be reproduced, “Thou shalt love thy stranger as thyself,” would surely find its place. Continue reading “Happiness in the Unknowns” →
