Discover my journey in anthropological research
Dr. Fatema Bashar, an Associate Professor of Anthropology at Jagannath University, Bangladesh, specializes in Peasant Society, Gender Issues, Migration, Medical Anthropology, and Mining. With a Ph.D. and extensive fieldwork in rural and urban settings, she excels in ethnographic research, critical analysis, and fostering positive societal change.
Jahangirnagar University, Dhaka
Jahangirnagar University, Dhaka
Jahangirnagar University, Dhaka
Department of Anthropology, Jagannath University
Department of Anthropology, Jagannath University
Department of Anthropology, Jagannath University
Explore my research contributions and academic publications
COVID-19 Diary Collection · Pages 127–131
An ethnographic exploration of community responses and adaptation strategies during the COVID-19 pandemic, focusing on rural communities in Bangladesh.
Journal of Ethnographic Research · Vol. 45, Issue 3
A comprehensive study of water sharing practices and moral economies in the Noakhali Char areas, examining community cooperation and resource management.
Anthropological Studies Quarterly · Vol. 28, No. 2
An analysis of jointness practices and gender roles in transnational households, with case studies from Motipur, Noakhali.
International Conference on Social Anthropology
Examining how mothers from economically disadvantaged backgrounds construct their children's childhood through the lens of symbolic capital theory.
International conferences and academic presentations
A Social Approach to Understanding Politicians and their Entangled Relationships
The Myth of Hijab as the Modesty of Muslim Women (In Bengali)
Women's Livelihood in Bibiyana
Symbolic Capital and Childhood Construction by Poorer Mothers
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