My book is released today. Yay!
An ethnography of how humans share worlds with elephants at the forest fringes of Assam's capital city. Coexistence is explored through copresence & the vulnerability felt by both communities in their ambivalent relating
https://t.co/GacOBzypP4
Call for Proposals: Proposals are invited for a collaborative three-day workshop on ‘Digital Ethnography and Social Media Research to be held from 3-5 February 2026 at CSDS. For Details, Click https://t.co/hI3mCQpNGA
My book is released today. Yay!
An ethnography of how humans share worlds with elephants at the forest fringes of Assam's capital city. Coexistence is explored through copresence & the vulnerability felt by both communities in their ambivalent relating
https://t.co/GacOBzypP4
With the passing away of the injured calf, the death toll now stands at 8.
But then, these are just mere numbers which will be forgotten in the days to come and things will carry on a usual till another such occurrence is witnessed.
our ongoing dialogue with pigs [inspires us] to cultivate a research ethos that values non-linearity, thoroughness, passion, & uncertainty....[we] work with diverse knowledges & overlooked resources, pursue spontaneous, stimulating, even if frivolous paths https://t.co/7UaKWQquB4
Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary, Assam.
A developing country definitely needs linear infrastructure, but at what cost?A little bit of understanding, patience and compassion is what is required to save these "Gentle Giants" from train hits.
our ongoing dialogue with pigs [inspires us] to cultivate a research ethos that values non-linearity, thoroughness, passion, & uncertainty....[we] work with diverse knowledges & overlooked resources, pursue spontaneous, stimulating, even if frivolous paths https://t.co/7UaKWQquB4
Was pretty happy a few weeks back, to come across the first review of my book - 'a moving and unsettling depiction of marginalised ways of life' - by Katherine Fletcher in the Australian Journal Of Anthropology
https://t.co/rhfPRWJgnE
Ambika Aiyadurai again gathering together what looks like to be a wonderful set of papers exploring human-animal relations in marginalized societies of South Asia, especially of Dalits and Tribals. Looking forward to reading this
https://t.co/SBYFVelABY
Really wonderful hosts, great questions, the kind I want to explore more (reciprocally and beyond the frame of my book). Also a reminder of how close to my heart mind, other minds, and inter-subjectivity and experience as a human animal topic has been.
I'll be chatting with Susan Harris and Anu Pande about my book for their Indian Animal Studies Collective Table Talk series, tomorrow at 15:00 CET.
Looking forward to it!
Register: https://t.co/ybO7x4IECH
I'll be chatting with Susan Harris and Anu Pande about my book for their Indian Animal Studies Collective Table Talk series, tomorrow at 15:00 CET.
Looking forward to it!
Register: https://t.co/ybO7x4IECH
after a fantastic talk this week, we have another scheduled in 2 weeks as part of our regular seminar series
Tania Murray Li - Thursday March 20
register here - https://t.co/4k75nRGMhF
after a fantastic talk this week, we have another scheduled in 2 weeks as part of our regular seminar series
Tania Murray Li - Thursday March 20
register here - https://t.co/4k75nRGMhF
On the evening of 4th June 1908, a cargo train coming from Nakhon Ratchasima collided with an elephant in Pathum Thani. Three railway employees were killed. The incident made headlines in the French newspaper Le Petit Journal.
#รถไฟไทย#thaitrain#railway#trains#Thailand#rail
Spoke to @pgkeil on The Presence of Elephants: Shared Lives and Landscapes in Assam for @NewBooksNetwork. It is an ethnography of coexistence, grounded in people’s everyday interactions with Asian elephants.
@NewBooksAnthro@NewBooksSoc
https://t.co/S9jiX8x4qN
Lost in the lore of the wilderness is the story of @manasnptr Kalachand Sarkar, the second civilian and also the second forester to have been awarded the Shaurya Chakra, the country's third highest gallantry award.
@CMOfficeAssam@cmpatowary@assamforest