Anwara Akter: The bond between a parent and a child is often described as instinctive and…
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The Red Thread: Navigating Destiny and Constraint for Bangladeshi Women in Italy
Khadiza Khatun: The quest for a better life in Europe often attracts migrants from around the…
The Velvet labyrinth: Freud, D.H. Lawrence, and the Crisis of the Bangladeshi Mother-in-Law
Khadiza Khatun: A Cultural legacy In the dimly lit corners of psychoanalytic theory, Sigmund Freud once…
Wartime Rape in Bangladesh: A Reflection on “The Spectral Wound: Sexual Violence, Public Memories, and the Bangladesh War of 1971”
Aditi Sharif: Nowadays, an unfortunate debate on sexual violence against women in 1971 has arisen, where…
Defining Agency: A Feminist Anthropological Perspective
Aditi Sharif : Agency is a recurring concept in the study of gender and culture. The…
Towards A Room of One’s Own: A Reflection
Aditi Sharif : In her renowned essay “A Room of One’s Own”, Virginia Woolf once said,…
The Double Life of a “Good Man”: Why Public Honesty Doesn’t Equal Private Integrity
Marufa Yasmin Antora: There is a sharp and disturbing difference between a man’s private and public…
Seeds as Lifelines in War
Dr Wiola Rebecka: War ruptures time. For survivors, there is often a sharp “before” and “after”…
Rituals and trauma healings: Non-colonial approach
Dr Wiola Rebecka: I first learned about the Bosnian coffee ritual and its profound meaning years…