When the Ground Refuses to Settle: Living with Unfinished Landscapes in the Western GhatsÂ
On the national highway that cuts across the lower slopes of the Western Ghats, the surface itself is rarely the […]
Breaking Form:Â Practices of Black visuality and SonorityÂ
Realizing that things are because things are connected. In the spaces between, we create. Some days I wonder if this is
Do walls still have ears?
How can communications studies contribute to anthropological inquiry of Syria? This essay reflects on the architecture that governs silence and
On Volte-Face (Takwi’)
Speaking was very risky during the fifty-four years long Asad family domination of the republic.[1] By speaking, I am not
The Dictator’s New Clothes: Syrian Drama’s Prescience
On the morning of December 8, 2024, just hours after the fall of the Al-Asad regime was officially declared, Syrians
The Social Act We Call MemoryÂ
It’s a cold early-winter morning in South Brooklyn. The streets are empty. My friend Gabe explains that it’s only a