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An intimate autoethnographic account of cultural liminality, migration's impact on identity, and the emergence of hybrid ethnicities in a globalized world. A sociology student's journey from ...

I often make comparisons when I travel. What’s different and what’s similar in ways of living a life? Since I’ve been living in the United States for about two years now, as I study at Dartmouth, it’s ...

Founded by Australian biologist Jeremy Griffith, Fix The World argues that capitalism is not the root of moral conflict but ...

Josh Safdie and Ronald Bronstein executive produce this half-hour series about property disputes, misused surveillance and a ...

Roy A. K. Heath wrote psychologically acute novels about Guyanese people living in Guyana—and about nothing else. They are the sole, unbroken focus of his ...

Some classics dominate conversations more than bookshelves. Their titles signal depth, their quotes circulate widely, yet their pages remain half turned. This feature looks at demanding works that ...

Lesufi’s remark about resorting to hotel showers during water shortages was not an isolated lapse of judgment but a revealing ...

Scholars will both value this new book with its original insights and descriptions and challenge some of its propositions.

I am an old man, having reached “four score and five” years, to describe my age in archaic terms. From a biological ...

Some books do not just inform you. They shape how you see power, responsibility, and society. This feature examines five influential titles that demand caution and context. If you value serious ...