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volume 18

Table of Contents

Nuancing the Post-Apocalyptic Recovery Narrative: Religious Symbolism in Disney Pixar’s Wall-E

Veronike-Nicole Ban

Happy Immoralism: How It Works, and What It Might Cost

Nicholas Lam Wei Xiang

The Migrant Worker Faultline: A Socio-Psychological Examination of the Indirect Impact of Singapore’s Multiracial Ideal on Attitudes Towards Migrant Workers

Tan Jun Jie

Evaluating Colour Theories through Illusions: A Better Understanding of Sensory Perceptions

Chua De Xun Samuel

The Culture of Fear Beneath the Road to Democracy: A Narrative Analysis of State Injustice in Myanmar

Hnin Azali

To Veil or Not to Veil? Navigating Muslim Identity in Secular Singapore

Loo Qile Sara

The Puja of the Incredible Self: An Analysis of Incredible India’s “Find The Incredible You” Campaign

Mayank Keoliya

Ta-ta Toddy: The Disappearance of Toddy in Singapore in the 1970s

Salifian Bin Sulaiman

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