Khadiza Khatun: In modern Bangladesh, a quiet shift is occurring within living rooms, urban cafes, and…
Category: Food for Thought
The Two Walls Crushing Women’s Mental Health In Bangladesh
Tanusree Dhar: Behind the curtain of flawless looks and idealized marriages lies an exhausting struggle for…
Strength in Silence: A Woman’s Journey Toward Emotional Immunity
Anwara Akter: The relationships that surround a woman frequently have a profound impact on her emotional …
Book Review: The Archaeology of Gender: Separating the Spheres in Urban America
Aditi Sharif: In this book, Diana diZerega Wall (1994) combines history and archaeology to understand the…
The Unspoken Void: Emotional Neglect Behind the Walls of Marriage
Anwara Akter: The Silent Crisis : Marriage is often celebrated as a union of hearts, a…
Emotional Labor and Attachment: A Study of Maternal Bonding and Paternal Distance
Anwara Akter: The bond between a parent and a child is often described as instinctive and…
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…
Defining Agency: A Feminist Anthropological Perspective
Aditi Sharif : Agency is a recurring concept in the study of gender and culture. The…