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Tag Archives: Kant
Reply to Levi on Marx and Normativity
Levi posted a series of responses (1, 2, 3) to my post on Marx and Normativity, to which I owe a long overdue reply. I regret that it has come long after the discussion has grown cold, but finishing my … Continue reading
If We’ve Never Been Modern, We Must Become Modern
Skimming through Bruno Latour’s We Have Never Been Modern, I’ve noticed a striking omission. The principle thesis of the book is that modernity involves the “work of purification”, which attempts to clarify (or impose) a sharp and exclusive divide between … Continue reading
Non-Event 1: Counting Time
Michael provides a nice summary of the recent debate concerning Badiou and anthro-ontology (or maybe onto-anthropology, as that which the critique of onto-theology failed to leave behind) that has been brewing between Dominic, Graham and Levi. The debate continues briefly, … Continue reading
Object-ions: Cutting the Cord
Between Levi Bryant’s fascinating posts on what he call’s “The Ontic Principle”, and Graham Harman’s new blog “Object-Oriented Philosophy”, I’ve found myself mulling over some objections. Now, I’m not yet familiar enough with either Harman or Latour, so perhaps these … Continue reading
Posted in non-phi, planomenology, Uncategorized
Tagged ancestrality, anthropic impasse, Bryant, Deleuze, event, Harman, immanence, inexistence, inheritance, Kant, Laruelle, manifest futurity, object-oriented philosophy, ontology, operational time, retrograde temporality, speculative realism
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