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“Reading the Culinary Memories from Select Malayalam Short Stories,” International Colloquium on Literature, Theory & the History of Ideas, MSM College, Kayamkulam, 3-5 December, 2018.
“Kerala Cookbooks and Alternative Modernities: An Analysis of Food writing from Kerala.” International Conference on Print Modernities. Organized by Centre for Performance Research and Cultural Studies in South Asia. 5-7 January. 2019.
“The Differing Semiotics of Food in Contemporary Malayalam Cinema.” Two Day National Seminar on Malayalam Cinema: Contested Screens, Contending Economies. 14-15 March. 2019. UGC SAP DRS II Programme. Institute of English. University of Kerala.
Anu Kuriakose & Gigy J Alex, Queering Space, (Trans) Forming Kerala: An Analysis of the Cultural Politics in the Emergent Queer Pride Parades and Allied Trans - Beauty Pageants, Littcrit, Volume 44, No. 2,pp.88-96,2018.
Gigy J. Alex (2017). “Science Fiction: A Journey form Gothic to Posthuman through Colonial and Postcolonial Trajectories.” Myth, Fantasy and the Quest for Identity in Science Fictions (ed. Dr. Soumya Murukesh) Kalady: Publication Division. Centre for Comparative Literature 2017 (pp. 121-26).
Monisha Mohan and Gigy J. Alex. (2023).“The Making of the Goddess: Acritical Appraisal of the Depiction of the Goddess Bhadrakali in Malayalam Cinema.” Anway Mukhopadhyay and Souvik Narayan Hore. Edts Thematizations of the Goddess in South Asian Cinema. Cambridge Scholars Publishing. 214-232.
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Tale of a Culinary Enchantress- Chandrika Vaidya
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1e5CUymHIdFInQ3M6oixNr8Ty1sQrmOnN/view?usp=sharing
A documentary on Chandrika Vaidya, a tribal culinary expert and a tribal medical practitioner from Vithura. She is from the Kani tribe, and used to participate in several programmes organised by Kerala Government, SC/ST Department, Kerala Institute for Research Training and Development Studies of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, and various such organisations.