CCYSC Blog Theme for February 2022: Locked Down - Children and Spatiality during the Pandemic
We are excited to announce the CCYSC Blog Theme for February 2022: “Locked Down: Children’s understanding of spatiality during the...
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Aug 1, 20217 min read
Choosing Otherwise: On Disabled Refusal
In this post, Kim Fernandes explores the theorization of refusal within disability discourse, and connects the same to childhood studies...
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Jun 25, 20216 min read
Quiet Like Caste: The Depiction of Jabya’s Childhood in Fandry (2013)
In this post, Sukriti Lakhtakia explores the imposition of social quietness in Nagraj Manjule's Fandry (2013), and analyses how the film...
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Jun 18, 20215 min read
Childhood Interiority, Poetry, and the Need for Empathetic Connections
In this post, Muskan Tanwani's poem reflects on the hypocritical conventions of Indian culture towards its women, and Abbas Ali's poem...
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Jun 11, 202110 min read
Construction and Mediation of Childhood through Quietness in Satyajit Ray's Films
In this post, Ayantika Nath explores the construction and examination of childhood in the films of the celebrated filmmaker Satyajit Ray,...
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Jun 4, 20215 min read
Childhood Interiority, Poetry, and Breaking the Barriers of Restrictions
In this post, Supriya Kumari's poem reflects on how children's identities often get reduced to grades, and Anjali Sohil's poem challenges
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Dec 5, 20205 min read
Contextualising Children's Voices
In this piece, Ambika Kapoor writes in detail about her research methods while conducting her doctoral fieldwork with children in...
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Nov 25, 20208 min read
Language and Listening
In this research based article, Samadrita Das analyses the use of survey methods to listen to children. She highlights the importance of...
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Sep 26, 20201 min read
Writings by Youth from a Children's Home
Writings by youth on matters important to them
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Sep 16, 20208 min read
“I am adopted. It’s not a big deal”: But it is a big deal for others
n the absence of perspectives of adopted people, Nisha’s story perhaps opens up an avenue to think about the adoption policy in India.
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Sep 9, 20202 min read
Where I'm From
i am from smiles from laughter and jokes i am from the yellow flowers in my backyard to the swing my grandfather put up all those years...
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