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This online course will explore Japanese woodblock printing from shin hanga and sōsaku hanga to contemporary practice.

Drawing on oral history interviews with iconic balladeer Gaddar (Gummadi Vittal Rao, 1949–2023) and the Telugu songs of the Jana Natya Mandali (People’s Theatre Troupe), this talk traces a shift in communicative relationships between city and village that became visible in the 1970s.

The first session of Film@CAMHRA, Collaborative Screening Practices: A Reflection on Mental Health and Anthropology Through Film.

This Seminar is part of the SOAS Economics Seminar Series - Autumn Term 2026.

Speakers: Dr Rosa Abraham (Azim Premji University), and Dr Yamini Aiyar (Brown University).

The SOAS Music Research Seminar Series explores a broad range of topics in music studies, including ethnomusicology, and music history, theory and analysis, across different regions and traditions.

This Centre for Palestine Studies book event brings into conversation the Pulitzer Prize winner Benjamin Moser and the award-winning novelist Ahdaf Soueif.

How does Hindutva turn festivals into spectacles of power? Drawing on his book Spectacle State, Brahma Prakash argues that this ritualisation of both tradition and secular values empties them out, allowing the state to prioritise ceremony over real socio-political questions.

Leila Aboulela: Writing as Refuge is the first full length biography of critically acclaimed Sudanese writer, Leila Aboulela as well as the first in a forthcoming series of African writers’ biographies.

This talk re-examines the textual and philosophical evidence to shed new light on the origins of classical Yoga philosophy.