Abortion and Elections: Social Resistance to Abortion Bans in the US and Poland

by Humanities Web Team | Apr 24, 2024 | Elections

Political Perspectives About Current editors Past editors Blog Short form Journal Current Issue Archive Get involved Daniel J. Schulte Trump faces several hurdles in his 2024 White House bid; in addition to numerous court cases, his position on abortion bans threatens...

The Representation of the War on Drugs in Mexican Cinema

by Humanities Web Team | Feb 15, 2024 | Latin America, Political Perspectives on Film, Uncategorised

Political Perspectives About Current editors Past editors Blog Short form Journal Current Issue Archive Get involved Author: Andrés Demetrio Gutiérrez Flores The Drug War in Mexico The violence stemming from the War on Drugs stands today is the most pressing issue...

Barbie: A Critical Commentary

by Humanities Web Team | Dec 7, 2023 | Political Perspectives on Film, Short form

Political Perspectives About Current editors Past editors Blog Short form Journal Current Issue Archive Get involved Baishali Chatterjee and Amita Pitre are two feminists, deeply engaged in the social sector, working on gender equality. They recently hosted a two-part...

Barbie: International Law, War, and Feminist ‘Utopias’

by Humanities Web Team | Nov 30, 2023 | Political Perspectives on Film, Short form

Political Perspectives About Current editors Past editors Blog Short form Journal Current Issue Archive Get involved Zeenat Sabur Between the seriousness and the reality presented by Oppenheimer and the imaginative elegance of Barbie, there is also a space to think...

To throw the kitchen sink: How the work of Shelagh Delaney challenges the legacies of post-war social realism

by Humanities Web Team | Nov 21, 2023 | Political Perspectives on Film, Short form

Political Perspectives About Current editors Past editors Blog Short form Journal Current Issue Archive Get involved Jennifer Jasmine White Shelagh Delaney is remembered almost exclusively for her ‘gritty’ debut. Why do critics still neglect all the fun she had...