[New post] Open Access Week 2022: A Conversation with Nayanika Mookherjee
durhamunilib posted: " On Monday 17th October, Nayanika Mookherjee, Anthropology met with Kelly Hetherington, Repository Officer, to talk about her research – shortly before heading to India for a research trip. She talks to us in detail about her research and some " Durham University Library and Collections Blog
On Monday 17th October, Nayanika Mookherjee, Anthropology met with Kelly Hetherington, Repository Officer, to talk about her research – shortly before heading to India for a research trip. She talks to us in detail about her research and some of the Open Access Publications that have resulted... including an Open Access graphic novel and film.
From the Graphic novel and animation film Mookherjee, Nayanika and Najmunnahar Keya. (2019) Birangona: Towards Ethical Testimonies of Sexual Violence during Conflict. University of Durham. [Online] Freely Available in Bangla & English https://www.ethical-testimonies-svc.org.uk/how-to-cite/
Can you give us a brief outline of your research interests, and how these interests have developed and evolved over the course of your career?
My research in political anthropology focusing on violence, ethics and aesthetics has always been interdisciplinary and drawn on debates in socio-cultural anthropology, feminist, political, philosophical and social theory to reflect on the following research areas:
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