Reflections on Culture in the Age of Confinement
For two years we’ve been told to shut ourselves inside while the world goes up in flames. The pandemic has created new habits of thought
Author:
Clara Ng
Position:
PhD candidate
University:
University College London
Direct de Melbourne, ville détentrice du record peu enviable du plus long confinement. Près 5 millions de personnes confinées pendant 296 jours au total,
Author:
Dr Charlotte Mackay
Position:
Lecturer in European Languages (French)
University:
Monash University
Un mal di testa difficile da scrollare, dolore alle ossa e un leggero brivido lungo la schiena. È bastata una lieve strofinata di tonsilla
Author:
Selene Genovesi
Position:
PhD Candidate
University:
University of Kent
The wound is the place where the Light enters you—Jalaluddin Rumi. Before Covid came we were talking about healing the universe, without feeling the
Author:
Professor Sami Rafiq
Position:
Professor of English
University:
Aligarh Muslim University
This short film, The Balcony and Our Dreams, offers a selection of dreams that have been experienced during the corona virus outbreak. Increasingly vivid
Author:
Dr Aylin Kuryel
Position:
Lecturer in Literary and Cultural Analysis
University:
University of Amsterdam
My experience of translating Raul Brandão’s The Unknown Islands was bookended by two events that had a profound effect on this country. The translation
Author:
Professor David Brookshaw
Position:
Emeritus Professor of Luso-Brazilian Studies
University:
University of Bristol
ప్రసారమాధ్యమాలు ఇరవైనాలుగు గంటలూ ఒకటే రొద ‘లాక్ డౌన్’ (Lock down) సమయంలో ఈ క్రింది జాగ్రత్తలు తీసుకోమని:కేవలం ఇంటికే పరిమితమవండి…ముక్కుకీ మూతికీ ముసుగు ధరించండి… సామాజిక దూరాన్ని పాటించండి…క్రిమిసంహారిణితో చేతులు పరిశుభ్రం
Author:
Suryanarayana Murty Naudari
Position:
Poet and Translator
University:
Andhra University
El día 17 de marzo me monté en un avión con destino Madrid desde Ginebra, donde en algún tiempo pasado, que ahora se me
Author:
Irène Praga Guerro
Position:
PhD Candidate
University:
Université de Génève
We now live in a Covid-19 world. Swiftly, a consensus seems to have emerged around the benefits of ‘social distancing’ for regulating disease for
Author:
Charu Gupta / Subramanian Shankar / Kusana Satyanarayana
Position:
Professor of History / Professor of English / Professor of Cultural Studies
University:
Delhi University / University of Hawai'i at Manoa / EFLU -Hyderabad
April 23, 2020 I was born with two eyes to see the world as far as my legs could take me. But now my
Author:
Tamar Barbakadze
Position:
PhD Candidate
University:
Université de Lausanne
The predominant sense of “culture” once meant something that was grown in a petri-dish. In our current period of coronavirus pandemic, it is once
Author:
Dr Seán Williams
Position:
Senior Lecturer in German and European Cultural History
University:
University of Sheffield
For some time, scholars across the humanities and social sciences have been building a stronger and stronger case that culture and society should be
