Hi, I'm 25M, from India. I almost lost connection with all of my school mates and I've been isolated for so long that I genuinely don't know how to approach someone. I need some genuine people in life, some really good friends.
Hi, I'm 25M, from India. I almost lost connection with all of my school mates and I've been isolated for so long that I genuinely don't know how to approach someone. I need some genuine people in life, some really good friends.
Hi, I'm 25M, from India. I almost lost connection with all of my school mates and I've been isolated for so long that I genuinely don't know how to approach someone. I need some genuine people in life, some really good friends.
I'm thinking of creating a small group of ** Political Science Students** who want something beyond the exam oriented discussion.
The idea is to create a space where we can **read, write and discuss political theory, research papers,** books, exchange useful academic resources, discuss research ideas, may work on them together, and maybe occasionally proper discussion on political concepts, contemporary issues and thinkers.
What we can do:
Pick a paper/ chapter / book evey week or two and discuss it.
Discuss political thinkers and different interpretations of their work (Hermenutics)
Share academic papers etc.
Help each other with research questions, literature reviews and methodology.
Help each other with feedback on papers, essays, research proposals etc.
Discuss academic opportunities, conferences which can be attended, publications, JRF etc.
Most importantly *understanding contemporary political developments with theoretical paradigms.*
It doesn't have to be a very formal group, but more of **a small reading community which eventually converts into a research community.**
If there are enough people, I'll setup the group and we can figure out the format together.
About me : I'm a 2nd year Master's student of Political Science in University of Delhi.
If interested, Drop me a message. Thank you :)
UPDATE: Woah, Quite overwhelming response, i wasn't expecting this. Those who still want to join, drop me a message, stating your name and academic background. I'll close this by tomorrow evening. Thank you everyone.
I'm thinking of creating a small group of MA Political Science Students who want something beyond the exam oriented discussion.
The idea is to create a space where we can read, write and discuss political theory, research papers, books, exchange useful academic resources, discuss research ideas, may work on them together, and maybe occasionally proper discussion on political concepts, contemporary issues and thinkers.
What we can do:
Pick a paper/ chapter / book evey week or two and discuss it.
Discuss political thinkers and different interpretations of their work (Hermenutics)
Share academic papers etc.
Help each other with research questions, literature reviews and methodology.
Help each other with feedback on papers, essays, research proposals etc.
Discuss academic opportunities, conferences which can be attended, publications, JRF etc.
Most importantly understanding contemporary political developments with theoretical paradigms.
It doesn't have to be a very formal group, but more of a small reading community which eventually converts into a research community.
If there are enough people, I'll setup the group and we can figure out the format together.
About me : I'm a 2nd year Master's student of Political Science in University of Delhi.
If interested, Drop me a message. Thank you :)