Magical afterlives in post-genocidal Turkey
One enters the city of Dersim, surrounded by the steep holy Munzur Mountains in central Anatolia, after showing one’s ID […]
One enters the city of Dersim, surrounded by the steep holy Munzur Mountains in central Anatolia, after showing one’s ID […]
Welcome to The Corona Diaries from Allegra, first recorded in April 2020 as part of the Corona thematic thread. The
This essay was written seated on my couch, trying to make sense of the contemporary ‘state of emergency’ as the
Written in lockdown amid the pandemic, this post speculates about the political and epistemological implications of ‘middle-class’ reactions to the
“I still need to cross Attabad before I reach home” – so our Shimshali travel companion commented matter-of-factly. We had
Many academic disciplines have a lot to say these days about COVID-19. There are the medical experts, of course, epidemiologists,
Where do we draw the line of separation? Who draws it, and for which purposes? When the former interior minister
The NGO personnel in Gaziantep’s office (Turkey) was in shock. Little groups were talking loudly in Arabic, or keeping their
In September 2018, Jarosław Gowin, Poland’s Minister of Science and Higher Education, abolished anthropology as an academic discipline by an
Be free. Eat sweets. Do not go to university (but use the university to print for free). Resist academic hierarchy.