Stanford Humanities Center
Gandhi reflects on “Southern constellations,” her method for bringing together three southern spaces—South Korea, South Vietnam, and the US South—and examining how the “South” operates as a political concept vis-à-vis an imagined “North.”
As we close out this series of reports on the Humanities Core (HumCore) Workshops, it is worth returning to the two questions that have driven every session so far: 1. Can we conceptualize the Global Humanities at all? 2. How have our ideas created teaching structures in California, Karachi, and Singapore?
Can one explore and document the liminal through images?
