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Author: Eshantha Joseph Peiris

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Arts and Theatre, Culture, Issues, Post-War

The Multiculturalism of Sinhala Song: a Review of Sons and Fathers

Multiculturalism in Sri Lanka is often understood as the co-existence of distinct ethnic communities, whose individual histories have unfolded independently during different eras, in different parts of the country.[1] Conventional historical narratives…

Eshantha Joseph Peiris Eshantha Joseph Peiris on 05/28/201805/28/2018
Arts and Theatre, Culture, Issues, Music

The politics of musical taste, the inadequacy of good intentions, and not saying “no!” to racism

Featured image courtesy Bands in Town The timeless universal language, music? Not the way I see it… in fact, a musical experience is much more likely to reflect a particular time, place,…

Eshantha Joseph Peiris Eshantha Joseph Peiris on 02/16/201602/16/2016

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