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Worldbuilding as Liberation

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Nothing has to be the way it currently is—nothing.

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Julia Torres (’20) discusses how artists, activists, and philosophers present alternative modes of living to shape cultural perceptions of social possibility.

Other nuclei: “Black Capitalism Won’t Save Us” by Aaron Cross Coleman; Direct Action: An Ethnography by David Graeber; “Appropriating the Master’s Tools” by Daniel Kreiss; “The Politics of Worldbuilding” by Dan Hassler-Forest; The Undercommons by Fred Moten and Stefano Harney; the Noname Book Club; Gallatin Senior Symposium 2020.

Nucleus explores how students cultivate theory and practice in their diverse fields of research at NYU’s Gallatin School of Individualized Study. Through interviews focused on the process of developing an individualized Rationale and Concentration, the podcast seeks to elucidate the natures and possibilities of interdisciplinary study. This episode was originally recorded on December 20, 2021.

Nucleus is hosted by Jonathan Sonnenberg. Jonathan graduated from Gallatin in 2020, with a concentration in Solidarity Economics.

Artwork by Sarah Hee Joo Hahn (BA ’21).

Music by Julia Torres (BA ’20).

Nucleus is available on Spotify and Stitcher.

 
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