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PostApril 22, 2019

A Revisionist History For Nonlinear Thinkers

In 'A Revisionist History For Nonlinear Thinkers,' Max Moinian (DUSP alumna MCP '18), offers a new narrative, focused on providing new elements to reimagine our cultural construction of the environment and climate change. Frank News recently re-published Moinian's May 31st, 2018 essay - based on the Future Earth Catalog, a project done for her master’s thesis.

Click here to read her essay and view the timeline.

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