Research Essays
Featuring academic and semi-academic writings, including essays and field notes, that explore themes at the intersection of art, history, and Goan culture, serving as a platform for inquiry and original research.
The many lives of cantaram: from the stage to social media
The performative practice of cantaram defines a musical interlude within theatrical scenes and is an integral part of tiatr, solidified in the 1950s and 1960s. Cantaram is still appreciated by
Work of Holding Each Other: Reimagining Resilience Through Participation, Mutual Aid & Hope
As resilience increasingly becomes part of the daily routine, whether one is scrolling through media or walking to work, the burden falls heavily on individuals to persevere, isolating them in
ORAL HISTORY UNPLUGGED
Oral History, as the world understands it, is “the collection and study of historical information using sound recordings of interviews with people who remember past events. Oral history can be
Why History Is Always Plural: The Many Ways Of Seeing and Believing
History is often introduced in its most simplified form as “his story” or “her story,” a phrase that, while pedagogically convenient, inadvertently reveals a deeper truth about the doctrine: at