If you had the chance to raise your child with one or more languages, why wouldn't you?  This essay takes a socio-linguistic perspective, exploring the social reasons behind language choices.

Rohingya Muslims in Rhakine State, Myanmar, are stateless and live in apartheid conditions. Over 700,000 Rohingya refugees have fled violence to seek safety in Bangladesh since 25 August 2017. This essay takes an anthropological perspective and explores a link between the country's Human Rights violation of citizenship denial and violence against one of the most persecuted people in the world today.

Why it is so important to tell and listen to stories for our Wellbeing from an Anthropology of Health perspective.

A look at how we are increasingly merging with technology in a cyborgian reality.

How should writers respond when they encounter - as they invariably do - other people's suffereing?

A critique of Harald Bloom's "How to Read and Why"

This essay represents a critical review of Felicity Thomas' article "Young people's use of medicines: Pharmaceuticalised governance and illness management within household and school settings".