Introduction
自20世纪以来，大学应如何定位其与社会及个体的关系这一问题始终位于公共讨论的核心。作为身处教育机构之中的主体，学生对大学教育的运行逻辑与制度性环境拥有最直接的感知，但也常常承担着失权的处境。在这期播客中，我们通过回望我们在不同地域的高等教育经历，在吐槽和回顾之余，试图进一步拨开那些功利主义、优绩主义和象牙塔的粉红色泡泡，以直面幻像之下那些暗流涌动的日常化的压迫与隐形的权力剥削。
Since the 20th century, the question of how universities should position themselves in relation to society and individuals has remained central to public discourse. As key stakeholders within these institutions, students have the most direct understanding of the logic and norms of higher education, yet they frequently experience disempowerment. In this episode, we reflect on our experiences across different higher educational settings across countries. Beyond venting and nostalgia, we aim to confront the undercurrents of normalised oppression and invisible power dynamics that flow beneath the illusions of utilitarianism and meritocracy.
Hosts
William, School of English
Hannah, Communication Studies
Guests
Fan, School of English
Joey, Communication Studies
Qingmeng, Journalism and Communication
BGM
Edward Sharpe And The Magnetic Zeroes: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert
