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Character assassination is a timeless cross-cultural phenomenon. It has been observed by...

The ontological conservatism and the new left

by Thiago Pinho | Latest Posts, Theory | 1

The disputes that take place in society, between left and right, however tense they may be, and...

Class mobility and the ‘limbo identity’

by Mark Murphy | Bourdieu, Culture, Latest Posts, Mobilities | 0

While one’s class position can cause identity issues, it is also the case that the great promise...

Introducing Institutional Ethnography for Research in Education

by Clare Sutton | Editor's Choice, Foucault, Knowledge, Latest Posts, Theory | 2

As a College-Based Higher Education (CBHE) course leader I continually, and often frustratingly,...

Why do left-wing movies fail so much?

by Thiago Pinho | Culture, Latest Posts, Media | 0

Movies that have feminist themes (or LGBTQI+), at least in pop culture, are usually not well...

To cut off the King’s Head: Foucault goes to Pakistan

by Ali Sameer | Knowledge, Latest Posts, Theory | 0

Kafkaesque, a term which can be used to construe a postcolonial confusion called Pakistan. It is...

THE SOCIOLOGICAL VIRUS: Pandemic, Humans, and A.S.T (Alternative Social Theory)

by Thiago Pinho | Latest Posts, Theory | 0

Everything seemed solid until recently as if the certainty of tomorrow was an obvious guarantee, a...

The symptom of intolerance: Psychoanalysis as a tool for social sciences

by Thiago Pinho | Latest Posts, Social Justice | 0

Due to a trace of suspicion produced by theorists like Marx, Freud and Nietzsche, in addition to a...

Bruno Latour and Me: the further adventures of a Slow Associate Professor

by Jonathan Tummons | Editor's Choice, Latest Posts, Latour, Theory | 0

About two years ago, I wrote about my ongoing reading of An Inquiry into Modes of Existence – AIME...

Reflections of an Ed Tech Counsellor in the context of COVID-19

by Priyanka Bhatia | Bourdieu, Critical pedagogy, Latest Posts, Pedagogy & Curriculum | 2

Amidst COVID-19 outbreak, I was fortunate to prepone my ticket and go back to my family in India...

Teaching and learning online: Some ideas

by Cristina Costa | Critical pedagogy, Editor's Choice, Latest Posts | 0

Following from last week’s blogpost, in this post I will provide some practical ideas to teaching...

Teaching and learning online – some pedagogical reflections

by Cristina Costa | Critical pedagogy, Editor's Choice, Frankfurt School, Latest Posts, Media, Pedagogy & Curriculum | 2

This text is a scripted version of the video I created on my take of teaching and learning online...

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Introducing Institutional Ethnography for Research...

Reflections of an Ed Tech Counsellor in the contex...

Teaching and learning online: Some ideas

Teaching and learning online – some pedagogical re...

Journal of Applied Social Theory Special Edition on Character Assassination

Introducing Institutional Ethnography for Research in Education

Why do left-wing movies fail so much?

Bruno Latour and Me: the further adventures of a Slow Associate Professor

Reflections of an Ed Tech Counsellor in the context of COVID-19

Teaching and learning online: Some ideas

Teaching and learning online – some pedagogical reflections

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