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Thought For Food

Shylashri Shankar

What you eat, who you eat with and how you eat express religious, ethnic, gender and class identities, and reflect one’s personal views on justice and ethics. The questions posed in relation to food are the sort of issues philosophers like to ponder

The Cook, the Chef and the Gender Gap

Shylashri Shankar

Let’s assume that skill in the kitchen is gender-neutral. If so, why is a man more likely than a woman to be taken seriously as a chef? It is perception that creates the illusion of a distinction between men and women in the kitchen

The Homosexuality Effect

A study claims that gay social behaviour helps form bonds with others of the same gender

In Praise Of The Androgyne

An elemental reunion of the sensuous and the erotic

Let’s Talk Sex

Introducing gender sensitivity in classrooms

Separate Is Never Equal

Gender segregation on British campuses highlights how efforts to placate vocal minority groups put individual freedoms at threat

The Dwindling Y Chromosome

Why is it shrinking at such an alarming rate? And does it spell the end of men?

Do It Like Gay Couples Do

In a relationship without gender norms, everything is up for discussion

I Am Both

For fashion designer Arjun Saluja, clothes are a way to transcend gender lines

Pinki Pramanik

Earlier this year, she was accused of rape by her live-in partner of three years

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