Critical Humanities is an open-access, peer reviewed, multi-disciplinary and international bi-annual academic journal devoted to publishing critical debates and discussions on the culture, history, literature, politics, and theory emerging from the Global South. We are also interested in glancing comparatively at the American South, and at ethnic, immigrant and indigenous America.
Current Issue: Volume 3, Issue 1 (2024) Regular Issue
Introduction
Introduction: Regular Issue, Vol III Issue I
Critical Humanities
Articles
Functionalism, Algorithms and the Pursuit of a Theory of Mind for Artificial Intelligence
Victor Mureithi
Masculinity in Nepali Diaspora Stories
Asmita Bista
Agency and Identity Crisis in Diasporic Experience: A Study of Dinaw Mengestu’s The Beautiful Things that Heaven Bears
Phatik Prasad Poudyal
Interviews
Bearing Witness to Native Stories: An Interview with Ahousaht First Nation’s Mark Atleo and Cowichan First Nation’s Adrian Sylvester
Henry Wang and Hannah Hou
Digital Humanitarianism: An Interview with Fleur Johns
Louis Ravn and Fleur E. Johns