PATHS

'Paths' is a newsletter from LagomWorks that explores developments at the intersection of culture, business, technology and society. Each month, we delve into a topical concept, unpack it through an interdisciplinary lens, and present alternative ways of looking at it for our readers: alternative paths.

The festival season is upon us, with its eternal moorings in the triumph of good over evil, pathos and ethos, and ultimately light/darkness in binary opposition. In our tenth edition, we explore how we make meaning with, of, and through light.

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Our ninth edition looks at the role of science in building a nation state. We examine how scientific advancements make themselves part of collective national identities in India.

Our eighth edition dissects the fervour around Barbie as an idea, a film, a doll and a brand. We examine its plastic pink perfection in culture and society, and ask what it means to us as consumers.

Our seventh edition explores our perceptions of AI, where they stem from, and what they mean for human-machine equations.

Our sixth edition examines human-environment relationships in the urban, questioning what makes a city, and what makes it resilient. 

Our fifth edition traces how LGBTQ+ inclusion is navigated in corporate workplaces, while exploring its underlying socio-politics.

crop unrecognizable photographer looking at pictures scattered on tableOur fourth edition looks at the narrative of the pandemic, and how it both shapes and is shaped by our collective memory.

Our third edition follows the trending #corecore hashtag, and examines how internet content creation and consumption can be viewed as a cultural dialect.

Our second edition delves into the meaning of wellness in the post-pandemic world, with specific focus on the rising popularity of ingestibles.  

Our pilot edition explores a phenomenon taking the world by storm - AI generated art - and arrives at the interplay of ethics, psychology and philosophy that govern its existence.

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