Article by Hanh T. L. Nguyen Article originally published on The Invisible Armada, Feb 5 2024, available at: https://invisiblearmada.ncku.edu.tw/articles/channeling-hegemony Header Image: Megalodon by RANT 73 is licensed under a CC0 1.0 DEED INTRODUCTION It is no secret that the Vietnamese used to be dehumanized in American narratives during and […]
Article by Hazem Almassry Head image: A still from a video recording the destruction of the author’s neighborhood in Gaza (photo credit to Hazem Almassry) The Zionist project, beginning 120 years ago in Palestine with Western support, led to the occupation of 78% of the land by 1948. This displaced […]
Article by Monika Verma Abstract: This article endeavors to illuminate the educational challenges faced by Rohingya children living as refugees in India and their aspirations for a brighter future. The Rohingya community, displaced from Myanmar due to persecution, has sought refuge in various countries, including India, where children encounter various […]
Article by Khonde Khonde Norbert Abstract: Since its independence in 1960, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has witnessed multiple forms of political unrest such as civil wars, child abuse, forced migration, etc. Unfortunately, most of these realities, especially before the era of internet, remained unknown to many people living […]
Article by Aubrey Kandelila Fanani Abstract: Although Hitchcock is known for his very English film style, it is not a coincidence that he was influenced by the German expressionist style when he produced his films. Alfred Hitchcock is a filmmaker inspired by the German romanticism doppelganger theme. He absorbs visual […]
Lecture by Professor Alain Brossat Header Image: “Gaza” by Catholic Church England and Wales is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 Deed. 1- The armed operation launched by Hamas on October 7 in Israeli territory is not an aggression or a provocation intended to break the peace and foment a crisis […]
Article by Lungani Hlongwa Abstract: In our contemporary social landscape, algorithms increasingly permeate various interactions—a trend expected to intensify in the foreseeable future. This omnipresence has profound implications for global migration policies which carry potential impacts on the lives of migrants and refugees. This process, which may be labeled as […]
Article by Hanh T. L. Nguyen Abstract: This essay summarizes Russell Campbell’s book Marked Women: Prostitute and Prostitution in the Cinema (2006). The premise of Campbell’s arguments about the different kinds of representation of the female prostitute in film is that the global film industry has been dominated by men, […]
