About the Journal
Mānav: A Journal of Human Reflection is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to the holistic study of humanity through the lens of anthropology. The journal publishes original research and review articles across the core branches of anthropology—social-cultural anthropology, biological anthropology, archaeology, and linguistic anthropology—along with interdisciplinary work grounded in anthropological theory and methodology.
The journal aims to promote scientific inquiry into human behaviour, cultural diversity, evolutionary processes, indigenous knowledge systems, tribal societies, health and nutrition, ecology, and heritage studies. It provides a platform for empirical fieldwork, comparative analyses, ethnographic documentation, and theoretical contributions that advance contemporary anthropological knowledge.
Welcome to Mānav: A Journal of Human Reflection
Mānav is an international, peer-reviewed anthropology journal that brings together diverse perspectives on what it means to be human. As a platform for both emerging and established scholars, the journal encourages critical thought, empirical research, and innovative approaches to understanding human societies across space and time.
Published by DrLibSc, a trusted academic publishing initiative committed to quality, accessibility, and scholarly integrity, Mānav aspires to expand the horizons of anthropological knowledge by showcasing cutting-edge research from around the world
