The Polyphony
Letters From the Editor Hi! I am Hana, one of Polyphony’s co-editor-in-chief. As a new Co-editor-in-chief, my first and the most important job was re-creating a Polyphony community with new members joined from this year. For me, it was an experience closely connected to this issue’s theme, “Homing.” Usually, it simply means the ability to […]
A Letter from the Editors Co-written by Aisyah & Snow Hey readers!How have you been? Please take a moment to reflect on the current stage. Aisyah: I am not quite sure every time I have to write a letter. A simple thing but a big decision what to write and what not to write. In […]
When we watch Disney’s Zootopia, it is easy to be swept up in the vibrant, glossy optimism of a city where “anyone can be anything.” But let us look past the colourful surface, and tangle the meticulously managed system built on deep-seated anxieties and infrastructures of distrust. This paper pulls back the curtain on the film’s playful storytelling to reveal a much sharper, more complex analysis of institutional power and societal inequality than meets the viewing eye.
This student magazine is not just a place to publish writings, but also place for unbinding creativity, personal journeys, vulnerability, identity, and more things connected with our world. In this piece, author and co-editors try to catch this freely roaming “living-entity” by their words, and introduce its messinesses and uniqueness it to readers.
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