Samyukta Journal
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3426752 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Samyukta Journal |
| NOMBRES | Samyukta |
| APELLIDO | Journal |
| FIRMA | JOURNAL S |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
Full (PDF) Vol.11 No.1
I have long known the yawning gulf between theory
General
The research is a unique attempt to analyse the theoretical framework of Cultural Memory Studies, conceptualised in the early 20 th century by Maurice Halbwachs.This framework explores the reciprocal relationship between culture and memory, contextualising individual memory within a broader cultural context.Memories of the past shape our perception of the present, highlighting the importance of detailed study.The scope of this emerging field is e…
(PDF) General
Feminist historiography foregrounds questions about the historical representation of women and the use of various tools of inquiry.The methodological challenges posed by these questions become particularly pronounced when attempting to recover the lived historical experiences of women from small agricultural and forest communities who remain marginal to mainstream history.This study is undertaken as a methodological experiment to investigate the …
(PDF) General
Editorial This issue of Samyukta: A Journal of Gender and Culture brings together a collection of articles delving into the intricacies of social, political, and mediated narratives that construct and inform women's lived realities. Challenging the socially normalized perceptions of women's identities and experiences, the articles provide valuable insights into how women assert their agency in a male-dominated world plagued by social and politica…
(PDF) Vol. 8 No. 2 (2023)
The Esan is a unique ethnic group in the Edo Central Senatorial district of Edo State of Nigeria.This work gives a detailed account on the nature of the people's indigenous knowledge systems (IKS) which is eclectic and transdisciplinary.Within this transdisciplinary framework, is the (w)holistic conception of knowledge that pays no heed to the decompartmentalization of knowledge as conceived in the Western sense.Today, this age-old tradition is t…
(PDF) General
In keeping with the policy of Samyukta to bring to the fore the protracted culture of Kerala over the last 1000 years, may be too ambitious a project, we have included in this number two papers spanning the period from the 14 th to the 20 th century.Pyari Suradh discusses the Kerala School of Astronomy and Mathematics, an important intellectual circle which disintegrated and died out after the European invasion of India.She hints at the extent to…
(PDF) Gender & Nationalism
Queens in power are "moments of passage" ( Fradenburg 8) and transition.The queen's rule emanates from an unforeseen circumstance that every dynasty strives to eschew.This explicates the liminality of their political existence.Since queens are upstaged only in times of crisis, they play a significant role in eschewing internal crises and power struggles.Adverting to the idea of saving grace, queens enable the state's transition from chaos to stab…
(PDF) Revisiting Early Women's Magazines
This number is about early women's magazines in Keralam that mark an important phase in the history of women's writing, feminist movement, and modern gender formations.The last decades of the 19th century and the first half of the 20th century witnessed an explosion in women's magazines in the major languages spoken in the Indian subcontinent.Susie Tharu and K. Lalitha in their landmark work Women Writing in India (1991) identify the period as "a…
(PDF) Women in the Indian Performance Tradition
The Samyukta special issue on 'Women in Indian Performance' is a continuation of the research focusing on women in Asian performance which I started in 2013.. Being a performer and researcher on Kutiyattam from India, I am specifically interested in studying the contribution of women to Indian performance traditions and this special issue is the culmination of that ambition.The volume brings together eight essays and two interviews contributed by…
(PDF) Literature and Popular Culture
Culinary landscapes are forms of communication rich with meanings and represent our attitudes, practices, symbols and rituals.A study of foodways often constitutes and is inclusive of how we obtain, prepare, and consume food.The methods by which food shapes and is shaped by social constructs are crucial to the examination of food ways.Since consumption of food is socially constructed, it is an integral part of culture and an expression of our cul…
(PDF) Life Writing
Using a couple of examples of Life Writing published in the 19th century Andhra country, this presentation will try to explore how different individuals inscribe their selves into history even as they become witness to history.I am picking up for detailed analysis two examples of life writing, Enugula Veeraswamy's Kasiyatra Charitra (1838), a journal or a travelogue (in Telugu), whichever way one prefers to see it, and an autobiography in English…
(PDF) Peace and Education
Peace is a deliberate, hard to make, at times 'impossible' choice; it's not something that simply 'happens'.It's the responsibility of all, not the duty of a few.The most effective way to instil this knowledge in an ever-conflicted world is undoubtedly to include Peace Studies in the curriculum.Efforts at introducing Peace Education (PE) began in 1945 with the UNESCO declaring that "since wars begin in the minds of men, it is in the minds of men …
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(PDF) Vol. 8 No. 2 (2023)
The Esan is a unique ethnic group in the Edo Central Senatorial district of Edo State of Nigeria.This work gives a detailed account on the nature of the people's indigenous knowledge systems (IKS) which is eclectic and transdisciplinary.Within this transdisciplinary framework, is the (w)holistic conception of knowledge that pays no heed to the decompartmentalization of knowledge as conceived in the Western sense.Today, this age-old tradition is t…
(PDF) General
In keeping with the policy of Samyukta to bring to the fore the protracted culture of Kerala over the last 1000 years, may be too ambitious a project, we have included in this number two papers spanning the period from the 14 th to the 20 th century.Pyari Suradh discusses the Kerala School of Astronomy and Mathematics, an important intellectual circle which disintegrated and died out after the European invasion of India.She hints at the extent to…
(PDF) Gender & Nationalism
Queens in power are "moments of passage" ( Fradenburg 8) and transition.The queen's rule emanates from an unforeseen circumstance that every dynasty strives to eschew.This explicates the liminality of their political existence.Since queens are upstaged only in times of crisis, they play a significant role in eschewing internal crises and power struggles.Adverting to the idea of saving grace, queens enable the state's transition from chaos to stab…
(PDF) Revisiting Early Women's Magazines
This number is about early women's magazines in Keralam that mark an important phase in the history of women's writing, feminist movement, and modern gender formations.The last decades of the 19th century and the first half of the 20th century witnessed an explosion in women's magazines in the major languages spoken in the Indian subcontinent.Susie Tharu and K. Lalitha in their landmark work Women Writing in India (1991) identify the period as "a…
(PDF) Women in the Indian Performance Tradition
The Samyukta special issue on 'Women in Indian Performance' is a continuation of the research focusing on women in Asian performance which I started in 2013.. Being a performer and researcher on Kutiyattam from India, I am specifically interested in studying the contribution of women to Indian performance traditions and this special issue is the culmination of that ambition.The volume brings together eight essays and two interviews contributed by…
(PDF) Literature and Popular Culture
Culinary landscapes are forms of communication rich with meanings and represent our attitudes, practices, symbols and rituals.A study of foodways often constitutes and is inclusive of how we obtain, prepare, and consume food.The methods by which food shapes and is shaped by social constructs are crucial to the examination of food ways.Since consumption of food is socially constructed, it is an integral part of culture and an expression of our cul…
(PDF) Life Writing
Using a couple of examples of Life Writing published in the 19th century Andhra country, this presentation will try to explore how different individuals inscribe their selves into history even as they become witness to history.I am picking up for detailed analysis two examples of life writing, Enugula Veeraswamy's Kasiyatra Charitra (1838), a journal or a travelogue (in Telugu), whichever way one prefers to see it, and an autobiography in English…
(PDF) Peace and Education
Peace is a deliberate, hard to make, at times 'impossible' choice; it's not something that simply 'happens'.It's the responsibility of all, not the duty of a few.The most effective way to instil this knowledge in an ever-conflicted world is undoubtedly to include Peace Studies in the curriculum.Efforts at introducing Peace Education (PE) began in 1945 with the UNESCO declaring that "since wars begin in the minds of men, it is in the minds of men …
(PDF) General
Editorial This issue of Samyukta: A Journal of Gender and Culture brings together a collection of articles delving into the intricacies of social, political, and mediated narratives that construct and inform women's lived realities. Challenging the socially normalized perceptions of women's identities and experiences, the articles provide valuable insights into how women assert their agency in a male-dominated world plagued by social and politica…
General
The research is a unique attempt to analyse the theoretical framework of Cultural Memory Studies, conceptualised in the early 20 th century by Maurice Halbwachs.This framework explores the reciprocal relationship between culture and memory, contextualising individual memory within a broader cultural context.Memories of the past shape our perception of the present, highlighting the importance of detailed study.The scope of this emerging field is e…
(PDF) General
Feminist historiography foregrounds questions about the historical representation of women and the use of various tools of inquiry.The methodological challenges posed by these questions become particularly pronounced when attempting to recover the lived historical experiences of women from small agricultural and forest communities who remain marginal to mainstream history.This study is undertaken as a methodological experiment to investigate the …
Full (PDF) Vol.11 No.1
I have long known the yawning gulf between theory
South Asian Studies and Diaspora (4 obras) · Psychology (3 obras) · Social and Economic Development in India (3 obras) · Sociology (3 obras) · Gender Studies (2 obras) · History (2 obras) · Mathematics (2 obras) · Anthropological Studies and Insights (1 obras) · Art (1 obras) · Autobiographical and Biographical Writing (1 obras)