Socio -Cultural Anthropology

There is no greater pleasure than sleep when one is genuinely exhausted, and the sensation of getting into bed,...

Cannibalism (also called anthropophagy), the act of consuming the flesh or organs of one’s species, remains one of the...

In urban landscapes worldwide, graffiti has seamlessly integrated into the visual tapestry of cities. These vibrant and often provocative...

The concept of the continuum can also be comprehended through the lens of continuity. When we discuss the folk-urban...

Masks have held a vital place in human culture for countless generations. The significance of masks among tribal communities goes beyond...

India, a land of diverse cultures and traditions, boasts a rich tapestry of festivals, each with its unique significance...

In their book ‘African Political Systems,’ M. Fortes and Evans Pritchard (1940) conducted a comparative analysis of political behaviour....

The anthropology of political organization refers to the intricate network of social connections that enables the management of actions...

Political Anthropology is a fascinating sub-field of anthropology that explores the intricate relationship between politics, governance and culture in human societies....

Voodoo, also known as Vodou or Vodun, is an ancient religion that originated in West Africa and has spread...