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Showing posts with label speculative realism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label speculative realism. Show all posts
24 Mar 2018

Isn't it Grand! Isn't it Fine! Graham Harman's New Theory of Everything

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(Penguin, 2018) According to Graham Harman, Object-Oriented Ontology (OOO) is first and foremost a form of realism. It is thus a cou...
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12 Dec 2017

Object-Oriented Ontology and the Joy of Washing Up (With Reference to the Work of D. H. Lawrence)

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Einai gar kei entautha theous One of the reasons that D. H. Lawrence continues to fascinate is because his work is an attempt to c...
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5 Dec 2017

D. H. Lawrence and Susan, the Black-Eyed Cow

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Alexandra Klimas : Susan the Cow (2016) Oil on canvas (70 x 120 cm) plusonegallery.com  As David Brock reminds us in his most...
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16 Oct 2016

Notes on Object Imperative and Pantheistic Sensuality

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17thC print depicting a happy dendrophile Lawrence loves trees and although he concedes they're mindless, he excitedly writ...
24 Apr 2016

The Moon at the End of My Street

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According to Lawrence, who insists on an essential and dynamic correspondence between man and the heavenly bodies, the moon is a stra...
20 Sept 2015

Federico Campagna: A Man of Faith and Folly

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Federico Campagna identifies himself as a Sicilian philosopher based in London. Unfortunately, I'm not sure this is entirely ...
26 Feb 2015

Black Noise (On the Poetry of Francis Ponge)

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Kazimir Malevich, Black Square (1915)  Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow I'm not sure I fully understand what physicists and audio e...
14 Jun 2013

Film Kills (2): On Images, Objects and Speculative Realism

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In a digital age, the making, distribution, and consumption of images is perhaps our most fundamental activity. It deserves, theref...
9 Feb 2013

Revenge of the Flowers

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  The triumph of vegetation is total The revenge of the flowers is an idea that has long fascinated me. I like the thought that pla...