Aishwarya SrinivasanOn the Order and Chaos of the Universe and the SelfThe word “re-entry” for me, a space nerd growing up, has always meant something of atmospheric proportions. Meteoric. Cosmic. Other space…Aug 25, 2021Aug 25, 2021
Aishwarya SrinivasaninCulture CogStepping Away From Homogeneous Multilingualism: Publishing in Indian LanguagesSlightly over 12 per cent of India’s population speaks English, either as their first language (about 0.02 per cent) or as an additional…Aug 6, 2020Aug 6, 2020
Aishwarya SrinivasaninCulture CogMuseums and Gender: Gaze, Visibility and ReinventionMuseums have been long recognised as institutions that hold vast amounts of power through the role they play in society. As guardians of…Jun 29, 2020Jun 29, 2020
Aishwarya SrinivasanA Letter to the Young, Queer, and Hopeful**Yes, even when you’re not feeling very hopeful at the moment.Jun 15, 2020Jun 15, 2020
Aishwarya SrinivasaninCulture CogNarrating the Past: Writing History Books for ChildrenThe author explores the best ways of approaching and writing history for children.Mar 25, 2020Mar 25, 2020
Aishwarya SrinivasaninCulture CogThe Long and the Short of it: Folktales and Flights of FancyIn The Books of Magic, Neil Gaiman noted that fantasy worlds were as important as they were because of their existence: “These worlds…Oct 24, 2019Oct 24, 2019
Aishwarya SrinivasaninCulture CogArt as Empowerment: Facilitating Mental HealthMental health has occupied different spaces in society throughout history. Initially perceived as something that was inherently unknowable…Oct 10, 2019Oct 10, 2019
Aishwarya SrinivasaninCulture CogMaking My Way DowntownNo two people experience one thing in the same manner, even when we think we do. We all engage with things slightly differently, and that…Oct 5, 2019Oct 5, 2019
Aishwarya SrinivasaninCulture CogUnpacking Memories: How We Find MeaningIF TODAY I asked you to think about what a museum is, I’m fairly certain almost all of us would come with the mental image of a space, a…Sep 10, 2019Sep 10, 2019
