

Cutrone and the Party (w/Chris Cutrone)
15 snips Oct 8, 2024
Chris Cutrone, a scholar at the Art Institute of Chicago and founder of the Platypus Affiliated Society, delves into the intricacies of political parties, urging a re-evaluation of their roles in society. He discusses the evolution of America's two-party system and the pressing need for a labor party to connect social action with political goals. Cutrone also critiques how academia restricts intellectual engagement and highlights the historical importance of socialist ideals in uniting labor movements, all while emphasizing innovative approaches in political activism and the evolving landscape of media.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Evolution and Structure of Political Parties
02:13 • 34min
Reimagining Political Structures
36:31 • 23min
Intellectuals and the Barriers of Academia
59:21 • 2min
The Role of Ideology in Labor Organization
01:01:17 • 2min
Rethinking Academia's Role in Society
01:03:26 • 21min
The Evolution of Cinema: From New Wave to Digital Media
01:24:48 • 2min
Navigating Digital and Political Landscapes
01:26:28 • 14min