Narratives of radicalism privilege the intellectual thought men whose ideas are preserved through publication and archives. Black women thinkers often presumed to be missing from archive. When they present, their work is harder find – scattered across institutions archival practices fail recognise female agency. feminist scholars such as Darlene Clark Hine Saidiya Hartman have created new frame...

The paper explores the multiple transgressions and border-crossings elaborated in visual travelogue London Jungle Book (2004), by Bhajju Shyam, a Pardhan-Gond artist produced Tara Books, an independent artists’ collective specialising experimental literature. discusses cultural history of “Pardhan-Gond art” dislocations relocations art form contemporary world. argues that personal experience ap...

The next 3 pictures are progressively worse indications. They reflect a loss of “electrical charge” of the RBC’s which causes them to stick together. Cells find it more difficult to transfer oxygen to tissues and to circulate freely. CAUSE: Too much cooked animal protein in diet, low digestive capacity, low HCL production and enzyme utilization, dehydration, diet not proper for blood type, cons...

What are the political and ontological implications of COVID‑19? I had plenty time to reflect on this from March July after ended fieldwork in Guam unexpectedly spent four months Taiwan. Because Taiwan’s proximity China, where pandemic began, it initially seemed as if would be among most serious cases. Instead, public health measures allowed become one few places world relatively untouched by v...

Abstract The purpose of this article is to develop a comprehensive understanding people’s motivations for going on the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage using qualitative and quantitative methods. methodology comprised research based content analysis 32 travelogue testimonies an online survey prospective pilgrims ( N = 228). Three dimensions motivation were identified following factor analyses: sec...

This study reads Vikram Seth’s From Heaven Lake: Travels through Sinkiang and Tibet (1983) as a counter-orientalist travel narrative that destabilizes the conventions of Western writing genre. Conventional writing, postcolonial scholars such Edward Said, Homi K. Bhabha others claim, functioned mostly colonial or orientalist discourse by being involved in producing knowledge about Orient for dom...