Making Masala

Drawing upon their work in two Canadian narrative inquiries, D. J. Clandinin et al. render visible the reverberations experienced as inquiry threads from one study shaped other inquiries. F. M. Connelly and Clandinin discuss the significance images hold in "our language of practice", such as an individual's image of home or image of a person, and how these images can hold sway. Lugones suggests that depending on which world one is in has a direct impact on the type of construction of one's self that is to be animated. Some researchers note the gender-specific roles Indian daughters are expected to uphold are in part because they are perceived as the keepers of Indian ethnic and cultural identity. In a recent thought-provoking anthology, Bhattacharya explores the intersections of familial and cultural expectations that South Asian girls can experience

Computer Science · Global Maritime and Colonial Histories