Society

26 January 2023 Education

Why Lizi will never be a doctor

Sign language was banned from the educational space of the Soviet Union. It was employed for communication only within the community.

23 January 2023 Society

New Year | Indigo N51

06 October 2022 Conflict

"Crucifying the Orient" by Kalpana Sahni: A glimpse and some remarks

The Caucasus, the hot border of Asia, is interesting in all respects. Yermolov has filled it with his name and beneficial genius

05 October 2022 Politics

A long period of peace | Dialogue with Claire P. Kaiser

even during Shevardnadze’s tenure leading the republic, there opened up new opportunities. This allowed for the kind of development of Georgian official nationalism

03 October 2022 Conflict

The Ghost | Giorgi Chkadua

o the sounds of the refrain “you are a ghost”, all actors rush toward the wings and bring out white plastic bags, running back onstage in turns and wrapping the bags around Georgia’s body

23 September 2022 Conflict

The Five Stages of Revolutions | Interview with Aleksandre Mikaberidze

19 September 2022 Conflict

Me—The Non-Beneficiary | Conversation with Madina Tlostanova

Learning to unlearn in order to relearn – A conversation with Madina Tlostanova, decolonial thinker and writer, Professor of Postcolonial Feminism at the Department of Thematic Studie

01 September 2022 Conflict

A Trap | Davit Apakidze

These conversations with Ukrainian citizens were recorded in April and May 2022)

24 August 2022 Conflict

Polish solidarity between two borders

The world does not need to be convinced anymore that what is happening in Ukraine is an outright war anymore …

22 August 2022 Conflict

The Past Is In War - Vladimir Putin and the Instrumentalization of History

Vladimir Putin’s policy attempts to build a future on the past. Future past, a term coined by Givi Alkhazishvili, best reflects this vision.

11 June 2022 Society

A small mirror in the Georgian world

15 April 2022 Society

Human Devils: Affects and Specters of Alterity in Eerie Cities of Georgia (Book Chapter) | Tamta Khalvashi

The dead devils of Georgian cities, similar to these cities, literally petrify is, because they are both concrete and metaphorical at the same time.