Jie Li | Utopian Ruins

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Utopian Futures

Made in China Journal

6 episodes

7 months ago

A podcast dedicated to re-imagining different futures from within the bleakness of the present.

Hosted by Christian Sorace

Sponsored by Made in China Journal
https://madeinchinajournal.com

Sound design by Tommaso Facchin

Music by Ceschi
https://linktr.ee/ceschi

With generous support from the Colorado College Department of Political Science
https://www.coloradocollege.edu/academics/dept/politicalscience/

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Jie Li | Utopian Ruins

Utopian Futures

24 minutes

4 years ago

Jie Li | Utopian Ruins

For our inaugural podcast, Christian Sorace spoke with Jie Li about Utopian Ruins (2020), her recent book about the creation, preservation, and elision of memories from the Mao era. Among other things, they discuss how we might salvage the utopian impulses from their imposed forms; how to conceptualise memorial museums; and the power, sanctity, and violence of words and images.