 | | | | Humanizing the human is dehumanizing! Preforming Muslimness The proclivity of governments and civil society institutions across the globe to engage the Muslim subject has created a set of discourses that seek to humanize the Muslim in the face of Islamophobia and rising tide of bigotry. While the discourses were produced by diverse forces and interests, the running thread is nevertheless rooted in an effort to humanize the Muslim, the already known human subject, which translates to a dehumanizing epistemic. The point that has to be made here is that the act of humanizing the human revolves around a dehumanizing enactment that leads to an... |
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| What to do when your phone is misplaced while on silent mode There are times when we have to put our phone on silent mode, like inside the classrooms, in an important meeting, or at a place where cell phone ring can create disturbance to others. Let us see what can be done when our [Android] phone was on silent mode and got misplaced. This can be done for an Android, tablet, or Wear watch too. The android phones are synced with your Google account. Thus we can try searching our android phone using Google Apps services. |
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| Visualising the European space of education: Glimpsing geosocial worlds and geostrategic choices The idea of a 'European space of education' came into currency at the turn of the 21 st century. It was prompted by European policies that affirmed common principles across the education systems of European member states but the meaning of affinity was deeply ambiguous. Researchers traced europeanisation through critical and comparative policy studies but, anchored epistemologically through narratives about the space of governing, this research did not grasp europeanisation in ways that addressed the space of experience. In this paper, we examine the concept of 'space' to identify limits... |
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| MAPPING FEMINISM: A BRIEF ESSAY AND COMPARISON OF THE FORMS OF FEMINISMS ON THE ROAD Any academic, who places themselves within the prolific field of interdisciplinary research, faces the drama of having to eventually narrow down their career path to fit into canonical departmental structures. Similarly, the bureaucracies of daily intellectual work have an impact on social movements often creating barriers and jargons that can become unrealistic to the community it seeks to serve. Such is the case of feminism in academia. Dozens of articles testify to the difficult communication that exists between thinking feminism and trying to apply its ideals into the machinery of daily... |
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