Mahalakshmi Gururaj

Mahalakshmi Gururaj is a student of Media Studies and Literature. Their academic interests lie in surveillance, soft power, and fandom studies. As an Oslo Scholar of the Human Rights Foundation, they worked with Shuddhashar FreeVoice as a copy-editing intern and grew their interest in Surveillance while working on Shuddhashar’s forty-first issue.

“Negative Biological Citizenship”: Asexual Erotics and Citizenship through the AVEN Website

By / Issue 48, Otherwise, Magazine / 9 minutes of reading / , , , , , , ,

Asexual citizenship makes the case for a negative biological citizenship wherein the community of the asexual orientation forms through the rejection of medicalisation and pathologisation of a lack of sexual attraction.

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Oscar Wilde

Undoing Oscar Wilde’s Edits: How Fanfiction Restores What Victorian Censorship Erased

By / Issue 46, Subversive Art, Magazine / 11 minutes of reading / , , , , ,

As a community-oriented form of cultural resistance that transgresses the temporal and spatial boundaries of the canon, fanfiction allows readers to reclaim stories that mainstream media refuses to produce.

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