EDITOR'S NOTE - Dr James Eglinton
Welcome to this year’s New College magazine—your annual window into the intellectually and culturally vibrant community that flourishes here on the Mound.
In this edition, you will find a feature article on Prof. Arkotong Longkumer’s Decolonising the Museum project. His work is also reflected in our cover image–the indecipherable notebooks of Gaidinliu, the Naga religious leader, held in the Pitt Rivers Museum in Oxford.
As ever, we are glad to celebrate all the successes of our alumni community, and are always pleased to hear from former students about developments in their own lives.
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DECOLONISING THE MUSEUM: ARKOTONG LONGKUMER
“When I was growing up in Kohima, Nagaland, in Northeast India, I heard stories about Rani (queen) Gaidinliu, a woman who lived nearby. People said...
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60 SECOND INTERVIEW WITH SNEHA ROY
Dr Sneha Roy is a British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow. A socio-cultural anthropologist, she is a graduate of Delhi University, Durham, and Wales Trinity St. David....
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SEBASTIAN MOLL READER OF CULTURE
Sebastian Moll’s path has never been conventional. Following studies in Bonn and Lausanne, he first came to Edinburgh for an MTh (2005) on the second...
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