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Diegetic Violence as Narrative Necessity in Squid Game by Lakmali Jayasinghe Global Academic Fellow Verité Research Rebuffing the critique of Squid Game’s violence and revealing it as a critique of capitalism. link.springer.com/chapter/10.100… Click link above for the full abstract

Dr.Santosh Raut becomes the first ever dalit to teach a course at Harvard, in 389 year history of Harvard University. His course, HDS 3512 Spring 2025, titled Ambedkar, Buddhism and Social Justice starts on 30 Jan 2025.A proud moment for all Ambedkarites world over. Jai Bhim!

"Diegetic Violence as Narrative Necessity in "Squid Game"," my new book chapter in which I argue that the inherent violence of "Squid Game" is necessary for the show's socio-economic critique, is now available in print and online. #SquidGame #hwangdonghyuk link.springer.com/chapter/10.100…

A piercing critique of alternative regimes/imaginations of immigration by the ever erudite Dr. Lakmali Jayasinghe. Especially timely given the recent mass deportations. journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.117…

This year's NeMLA convention featured several panels on immigration literature. It was great to meet many like-minded scholars who do the important work of amplifying stories from the margins,& to present my paper on epistemological resistance in contemporary immigrant literature

In Japanese, "tsundoku" means collecting books and letting them pile up, not for neglect, but for the joy of knowing they're there, full of untold stories.

It was a wonderful experience to be invited to speak at the "Telling HerStory" speaker series organized by the Ruthe Boyea Women's Center at Central Connecticut State University. Central Connecticut State University #CentralConnecticutStateUniversity #TellingHerStory #RutheBoyeaWomensCenter

Our two recently published books on Asian popular culture were featured at "Central Authors," an annual series produced for Connecticut's cable television stations, and was taped at Central's new Asian American, Asian, and Pacific Islander (AAAPI) Center.

At Georgetown Law in Washington DC to attend the 27th conference of the Association for the Study of Law, Culture, &the Humanities (LCH),to present my paper "The Coloniality of Language Regulation in Immigration Law" &chair the 2 panels "Colonizing Language"& "Engendering Injury"

Excited to be presenting my paper on the portryal of immigrants of color in South Korean popular media at the "Fandom, Media, and Popular Cultures in Global Asias" panel, which is part of the #InterAsiaCulturalStudies conference in Thailand!#IACS2025Conference