All Outputs (5)

Spatial Orientations: Negotiating Class, Islam and Difference in Dhaka City (2023)
Thesis
Hutschenreiter, P. Spatial Orientations: Negotiating Class, Islam and Difference in Dhaka City. (Thesis). SOAS University of London

This thesis unpacks the religious-secular becomings of upper middle-class Muslims in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Taking the assumption that the religious and the secular are lived together, I discuss not only how the secular and the religious are borrowed fro... Read More about Spatial Orientations: Negotiating Class, Islam and Difference in Dhaka City.

Beyond religion and the law: love and marriage in the time of sectarianism : an empirical examination of everyday practices of love in contemporary Lebanon (2018)
Thesis
Allouche, S. Beyond religion and the law: love and marriage in the time of sectarianism : an empirical examination of everyday practices of love in contemporary Lebanon. (Thesis). SOAS University of London

Muslims as Humans : The Struggle to Recover Plural Muslim Identities in post 9/11 Britain : An Ethnographic Exploration of Muslim Lived Experiences in England (2017)
Thesis
Sheikh, F. N. Muslims as Humans : The Struggle to Recover Plural Muslim Identities in post 9/11 Britain : An Ethnographic Exploration of Muslim Lived Experiences in England. (Thesis). SOAS University of London

Malayali young men and their movie heroes (2004)
Book Chapter
Osella, C., & Osella, F. (2004). Malayali young men and their movie heroes. In R. Chopra, C. Osella, & F. Osella (Eds.), South Asian masculinities: context of change, sites of continuity (224-261). Women Unlimited, an associate of Kali for Women

Here we bring together masculinities and popular culture to think about how they are configured within the arena of cinema, focusing in on Kerala's two major male movie stars and the relationship they have with their young male fans. In their relativ... Read More about Malayali young men and their movie heroes.

Introduction (2002)
Book Chapter
Osella, C., & Osella, F. (2002). Introduction. In F. Osella, R. Chopra, & C. Osella (Eds.), Masculinities in South Asia. Kali for Women