Studying in the Health Sciences is often characterised by rote learning because of traditional, theory-heavy concepts. This poses challenges with memorisation without understanding, which prevents ...

This interview discusses the transmission and narratology of the Ramayana. John Brockington explores the epic with substantiated insights and observations, revealing essential aspects of the Ramaya...

This article problematises the institutional and largely uncritical positioning of Hari Mohan Jha as a representative of liberal modernity within postcolonial scholarship on bhasha literatures. Thi...

Zukiswa Wanner’s novel, Men of the South (2010), endeavours to confront the controversies of middle-class Black masculinities in post-apartheid South Africa. The interplay of progressiveness, heter...

Flora Nwapa’s Efuru (1966) frames corruption not only as a failure of governance but as a failure of recognition, a systematic distortion of value in the intimate spaces of household and community ...

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This article examines A. Revathi’s The Truth About Me: A Hijra Life Story (2010) as an articulation of how power, surveillance, and the gendered gaze operate to regulate gender and sexuality. Engag...

This article examines Lola Shoneyin’s The Secret Lives of Baba Segi’s Wives drawing on feminist theories of secrecy and Global South conceptions of agency to advance weaponised surreption as a crit...

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Elemental Reading · Oceanic Humanities for the Global South · Antarctica, Africa and the Arts · Hydrocolonial Perspectives · Southern Oceanic Humanites · Literary Ecologies of the Indian Ocean World

This issue invites articles encompassing local and vernacular articulations of oceanic encounters through engagement with fiction written in Indian languages

This issue invites articles encompassing local and vernacular articulations of oceanic encounters through engagement with fiction written in Indian languages

Oceanic Humanities for the Global South is a platform that aims to evolve an oceanic humanities appropriate to the global south. It records, showcases and connects research, writing, artistic producti...

Celestina Atom reflects on BISA 2025, sharing insights on reintegration in Nigeria and lessons from Belfast’s history of conflict and peace.

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Publishes work examining the literary and cultural expressions that respond to and emerge from the Global South.

Learn about Global South Literary Studies aims & scope, editorial board, journal metrics and more.

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