Deepti Sreeram

Made me laugh but this is quite commonly observed among those anthropologists trained in depts which love inventing language. There are exceptions but this below is the reality.

1996:

Here, the author compares abstracts from 1966, 1996 and 2026 to show how the discipline has lost its diversity (sub-fields) and the range of methods anthro was home to.

This blog post engages with the problem really well:

Fall. ❤️

My first attempt at publishing a journal article is now out. It is a tiny piece from my PhD - not as original- as I wanted it to be. But I am glad I started here. I had a good editor and neither of the reviewers were the dreaded ones.

I love this scene so much. Urvashi's shaky thumbs up, Lal trying hard to sing and not be swallowed by grief.

I like Mammootty quite a bit. But ask him to sing and you might find it a bit unbearable. Unless you are listening to Kattukuyile from Thalapathy.

Lip syncing is the soul of expressions. So it is not surprising that I spent a lot of time watching Mohanlal lip sync - with such ease - that he was almost always the singer for me when a song played.