Welcome to Anthropological Sense, a blog that is committed to offering in-depth insights into the diverse worlds of the everyday life. More than exploring the what of phenomena, Anthropological Sense engages in this question: how does something come about and why? Aiming to look at things in their broader socio-cultural, politico-historical, and spatial-temporal contexts, Anthropological Sense draws on associationist thinking. In this sense, everyday lives and practices of humans are linked with a range of things and processes to delve into their historical and contemporary manifestations, meanings, and consequences.
Campaigns for Literacy
July 13, 2016
By: Bicram Rijal Published in Republica (http://www.myrepublica.com/) on July 8, 2016 On June 24, Dolakha became the 29th district in the list of districts that have so far been declared ‘literate’ across Nepal. Amidst a program that included rallies involving school children, government representatives, members of political parties and civil societies, I/NGO staffs and … More Campaigns for Literacy
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