VARIETIES OF CASTE CONSCIOUSNESS. Edited with an Introduction by Kalinga Tudor Silva and Mark E Balmforth. In CASTE: A Global Journal on Social Exclusion, Vol 6: No. 1, April 2025 |
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Sri Lanka Journal of Sociology - 2026 |
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Department of Sociology |
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Pregnancy Cravings (Dola Duka) in Relation to Social Structure and Personality in a Sinhalese Village by Gananath Obeyesekere |
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Sri Lanka Journal of Sociology - 2026 |
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Department of Sociology |
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A Sociological Study on the Discrimination Experienced by Transgender Individuals When Accessing Public Health Services |
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Sri Lanka Journal of Sociology - 2026 |
accessibility to services, body modification surgeries/sex reassignment surgeries, chest or breast reconstruction surgeries, discrimination, gender identity/expression, genital surgeries, hormone therapy, social stigma, transgender identity |
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Department of Sociology |
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A Critical Discourse Analysis of Ethnographic Fictions on Sri Lankan Cricket with Reference to Nationalism and Neoliberalism |
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Sri Lanka Journal of Sociology - 2026 |
chinaman, cricket, karunatilaka, mahanama, nationalism, neoliberalism |
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Department of Sociology |
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Accents in Varieties of English: A Study of the Degree of Preference for and Intelligibility of Varieties of Spoken English among ESL undergraduates at the University of Kelaniya |
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accent, intelligibility, pronunciation, varieties of english |
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Sri Lanka Journal of Sociology - 2026 |
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Department of Sociology |
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Temple Hierarchy, Conflicts among Temples over Power and the Emerging Faith in Deities of Disadvantaged Devotees |
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Sri Lanka Journal of Sociology - 2026 |
buddhism, conflicts, power struggle, temple hierarchy |
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Department of Sociology |
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The Significance of Posters and Political Culture: An Analysis of the Practices of Two Mainstream Political Parties |
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Sri Lanka Journal of Sociology - 2026 |
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Department of Sociology |
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Resource allocation in healthcare: Perceptions of the General Public |
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Sri Lanka Journal of Sociology - 2026 |
demographic trends, equitable access, healthcare resource allocation, prioritization, public perceptions |
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Department of Sociology |
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On Mundukondapola: Resurrecting the History of a Defunct Kingdom |
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Sri Lanka Journal of Sociology - 2019 |
classical texts, history, defunct kingdom, Mundukondapola |
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Department of Sociology |
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The Postcolonial State, Power Politics and Indigenous Development as a Discourse of Power in Sri Lanka |
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Sri Lanka Journal of Sociology - 2019 |
postcolonial state, power politics, indigenous development,discourse of power |
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Department of Sociology |
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Academic Dependency on Western Disciplinary Knowledge and Captive Mind among South Asian Sociologists: A Critique |
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Sri Lanka Journal of Sociology - 2019 |
academic dependency, western knowledge, South Asian sociologists, colonial period |
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Department of Sociology |
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Sacred Sites, Humanitarian Assistance and the Politics of Land Grabbing in Eastern Sri Lanka: the Case of Deegavapi |
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Sri Lanka Journal of Sociology - 2019 |
sacred sites, humanitarian assistance, politics, land grabbing, Eastern Sri Lanka |
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Department of Sociology |
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The Discourse of ‘Slum-Free’ City: A Critical Review of the Project of City Beautification in Colombo, Sri Lanka. |
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Sri Lanka Journal of Sociology - 2019 |
discourses, resettlement, city beautification, slum clearance, displacement, eviction |
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Department of Sociology |
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A Brief Conceptual Analysis on Conflict Induced Internal Displacement, Return and Resettlement |
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Sri Lanka Journal of Sociology - 2019 |
conflict induced, internal displacement, return, resettlement |
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Department of Sociology |
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Negotiating the Sri Lankan Muslim Identity through Choice of Clothing: Emerging Trends and Tensions |
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Sri Lanka Journal of Sociology - 2019 |
Muslim, identity, Moor, Islam |
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Department of Sociology |
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Neither Theirs nor Ours but Ours within Theirs – A versatile model of professional social work practice in Sri Lanka |
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Sri Lanka Journal of Sociology - 2019 |
social work, contextual specific universal, local, community cultures, versatile practice |
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Department of Sociology |
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Encountering negativity: From the Frankfurt School to the Ljubljana School of Psychoanalysis |
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Sri Lanka Journal of Sociology - 2022 |
negativity, Frankfurt School, Ljubljana School, Hegelian dialectics, Marxism and Freudian Psychoanalysis |
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Department of Sociology |
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Imagining National Identity in Everyday Discourse: Reflections on Political Cartoons in Sri Lanka between 2005 and 2006 |
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Sri Lanka Journal of Sociology - 2022 |
political cartoons; national identity; personification; satakaya |
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Department of Sociology |
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Living with Multi-ethnic Neighbours: A Story of Everyday Strategies of Negotiating Politicised Ethnoreligious Identities in Colombo, Sri Lanka |
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Sri Lanka Journal of Sociology - 2022 |
multi-ethnic neighbourhood, commongrounds, everyday urban lives, politicised ethnoreligious identities, Sri Lanka, Colombo |
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Department of Sociology |
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Place Nomenclature through the Historical-Geographical Method: From the City of Mahabali to a World Heritage City, Mahanuwara |
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Sri Lanka Journal of Sociology - 2022 |
Historical-geographical method, Interdisciplinary Category, Comparison, Modern Context, Origin |
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Department of Sociology |
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Modernization, ‘New aging’ and Successful Aging Experiences of Sinhalese Senior Citizens |
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Sri Lanka Journal of Sociology - 2022 |
Successful aging, Elderly, Modernization, New aging, Sinhalese |
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Department of Sociology |
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Hopping onto the bandwagon of tourism: why institutions matter to achieve economic growth through tourism |
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Sri Lanka Journal of Sociology - 2022 |
Tourism, Development, Institutions |
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Department of Sociology |
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Hybridization and Creolization of the Culture of Indigenous People: A Study of the coastal Indigenous people in Vaharei, Batticaloa |
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Sri Lanka Journal of Sociology - 2022 |
Indigenous people, Culture, Discrimination, Cultural hybridization, Cultural creolization, Identity |
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Department of Sociology |
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Decolonization, Development and Disease: A Social History of Malaria in Sri Lanka (Book Review) |
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Sri Lanka Journal of Sociology - 2022 |
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Department of Sociology |
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