Blog posts tagged ‘book forum’

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Book Forum: Alex Taylor on Hemangini Gupta's Experimental Times

Dr Alex Taylor shares memories of his own research in Bangalore and how it relates to Hemangini Gupta’s new book Experimental Times, which GENDER.ED, CRITIQUE and the Critical Data Studies Cluster of EFI launched last year.
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Book Forum: Rahul Rao on Hemangini Gupta's Experimental Times

Dr Rahul Rao engages with the core arguments and theoretical framework of Hemangini Gupta’s new book Experimental Times, which GENDER.ED, CRITIQUE and the Critical Data Studies Cluster of EFI launched last year.
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Book Forum: Janaki Srinivasan on Hemangini Gupta's Experimental Times

Last year, GENDER.ED, CRITIQUE and the Critical Data Studies Cluster of EFI hosted a book launch for Hemangini Gupta’s new book Experimental Times. In this blog, Dr Janaki Srinivasan discusses her own experiences of researching start-up capitalism and ethnographic research.

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Book Forum: Aerin Lai on Feminist Politics, Intersectionality and Knowledge Cultivation

Earlier this year, GENDER.ED, CRITIQUE and the Centre for South Asian Studies hosted a book forum on Radhika Govinda’s new book Feminist Politics, Intersectionality and Knowledge Cultivation. At this book forum, Aerin Lai engaged with the book’s main arguments and related this to previous teaching experiences.

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Book Forum: Rukmini Sen on Feminist Politics, Intersectionality and Knowledge Cultivation

Earlier this year, GENDER.ED, CRITIQUE and the Centre for South Asian Studies hosted a book forum on Radhika Govinda’s new book Feminist Politics, Intersectionality and Knowledge Cultivation. At this book forum, Prof. Rukmini Sen discussed how the book related to her own feminist research in India.
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Book Forum: Fiona Mackay on Feminist Politics, Intersectionality and Knowledge Cultivation

Earlier this year, GENDER.ED, CRITIQUE, the Centre for South Asian Studies and the Sociology subject area of the School of Social and Political Sciences hosted a book forum on Radhika Govinda’s new book Feminist Politics, Intersectionality and Knowledge Cultivation. At this book forum, Prof. Fiona Mackay reflects on how engaging with the book made her reflect on her own positionality.

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Book Forum: Hugo Gorringe on Feminist Politics, Intersectionality and Knowledge Cultivation

Earlier this year, GENDER.ED, CRITIQUE, the Centre for South Asian Studies and the Sociology subject area of the School of Social and Political Sciences hosted a book forum on Radhika Govinda’s new book Feminist Politics, Intersectionality and Knowledge Cultivation. At this book forum, Prof. Hugo Gorringe reflected on Radhika’s discussion of Dalit and Muslim women in India.

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Book Forum: Susanne Yuk Ping Choi on Intimacy as a Lens in Work and Migration

Earlier this year, GENDER.ED, CRFR and UoE Sociology hosted a book forum for Jingyu Mao’s new book Intimacy as a Lens in Work and Migration. In this blog post, Prof. Susanne Yuk Ping Choi engages with the book’s main arguments and related this to her own research of migration.

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Book Forum: Suvi Rautio on Intimacy as a Lens in Work and Migration

Earlier this year, GENDER.ED, CRFR and UoE Sociology hosted a book forum for Jingyu Mao’s new book Intimacy as a Lens in Work and Migration. In this blog post, Dr Suvi Rautio considers how the book relates to wider scholarship on ethnicity and labour in Chinese society.

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Book Forum: Guanyu Jason Ran on Intimacy as a Lens in Work and Migration

Earlier this year, GENDER.ED, CRFR and UoE Sociology hosted a book forum for Jingyu Mao’s new book Intimacy as a Lens in Work and Migration. In this blog post, Dr Guanyu Jason Ran discusses the book’s exploration of ethnicity.

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