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The tea plantations of Assam, remnants of the British Raj in postcolonial India, comprise an important epistemic site for interrogating transformations in the ancient caste system within Indian modernity. Two theoretical...

Hazel (Tetrastes bonasia L., 1758) grouse is a member of the Phasianidae family, native to forest zone of Eurasia. Its widespread distribution, relative simplicity and accessibility of hunting determine its popularity am...

This article examines Hamlet as a pivotal text in the transition from classical and medieval conceptions of the human to a distinctly modern anthropology. Through a comparative analysis of three central themes—death, j...

This study aims to analyze Ahmad Mustafa al-Maraghi's thoughts in his book, Tafsir al-Maraghi, regarding verses on social interaction and assess their relevance to contemporary social issues. The research problem focuses...

Background: Santri slang developed in Islamic boarding schools as a response to digital culture and modernity that influenced santri communication practices. Purpose: This study aims to analyze santri slang as a marker...

After reading this issue of VLC#13.1, it becomes apparent that, little by little, the magazine is helping to build knowledge around a series of recurring themes of interest, such as the links between architecture and the...

The 1910 debate between Vladimir Ern and Semyon Frank marks one of the most conceptually charged moments in Russian philosophy’s confrontation with modernity’s crisis of reason. At stake is not a national or cultural...

Reflections on the globalising reality and young people, who have to cope with transformations occurring around them, such as difficulties of their development stage, but also the constant changes making the world unpred...

This article examines the aesthetics of labor in Romanian Socialist Realist painting between 1948 and 1965, focusing on the ways in which the image of the worker’s body participates in the construction of ideological d...

This article explores the process of caste stigma and questions about its reliability. The Chandals were a social group primarily comprising the aboriginal peoples of the Indian subcontinent, later placed at the bottom o...

Path and Movement. In the Transition of Thought. In contemporary Europe, being-on-the-way defines daily life within a dense network of paths. From phenomenological reflections on walking and road travel, drawing on Bolln...

The article problematizes the figure of Noah’s Ark, which has dominated thinking about refuge-making at the time of the ongoing ecological crisis. The author argues that the refuge-maker does not always have to be huma...