Latest Issue
VOL : 9
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NO : 2
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ISSUE : 17
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September 2025
The seventeenth issue of Trivium brings together diverse interdisciplinary inquiries that engage with the complex intersections of power, culture, law, identity, and social transformation. While the articles in this volume address a wide range of subjects, including environmental history, legal reform, literary criticism, philosophy, religious practices, and intellectual history, they are connected by a shared concern with the ways in which structures of authority, systems of belief, and social experiences shape human lives across different historical and cultural contexts. Through approaches grounded in historical inquiry, theoretical interpretation, and ethnographic observation, the contributors examine the processes through which societies negotiate change, challenge forms of domination, and reinterpret inherited traditions. The arrangement of the articles reflects a gradual movement across different domains of inquiry, beginning with questions of colonial governance and material dispossession and extending towards explorations of cultural discourse, philosophical traditions, and contemporary social practices. Through this progression, the volume traces a broad intellectual trajectory that moves from historical structures of power to their cultural, social, and transnational articulations.
