In the second part to the Lit Literature series, Gaukhar paints a picture of further remarkable Russian literature, this time shining a spotlight on its take on love and tragedy.
Education can come from anywhere. In this heartfelt piece about Netflix’s Moxie, Gaukhar shares her eye-opening experiences with the film, where each character contributes to her understanding of feminism beyond cultural confinements.
Parasocial interactions: harmless admiration or a dangerous escape from reality? Gaukhar shares her insight on the potentially damaging effects of one-sided relationships with real or fictional individuals.
How do we know if someone is exercising or abusing their freedom of speech? Gaukhar examines the case of PNVD, also infamously known as the Dutch “Pedo” Party.
Gaukhar writes about how paper books may or may not become obsolete, the challenges for publishing houses, and some fun statistics about paper book purchases.
In times where young social media influencers seem to be everywhere, Gaukhar dives into the rising anxiety among youth to become financially independent online.
In the second part to the Lit Literature series, Gaukhar paints a picture of further remarkable Russian literature, this time shining a spotlight on its take on love and tragedy.
Education can come from anywhere. In this heartfelt piece about Netflix’s Moxie, Gaukhar shares her eye-opening experiences with the film, where each character contributes to her understanding of feminism beyond cultural confinements.
Parasocial interactions: harmless admiration or a dangerous escape from reality? Gaukhar shares her insight on the potentially damaging effects of one-sided relationships with real or fictional individuals.
How do we know if someone is exercising or abusing their freedom of speech? Gaukhar examines the case of PNVD, also infamously known as the Dutch “Pedo” Party.
Gaukhar writes about how paper books may or may not become obsolete, the challenges for publishing houses, and some fun statistics about paper book purchases.
In times where young social media influencers seem to be everywhere, Gaukhar dives into the rising anxiety among youth to become financially independent online.
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