Levi Bryant responds here too:
https://larvalsubjects.wordpress.com/2012/06/15/onto-cartography-ooo-and-politics-a-reply-to-judith-halberstam-and-cameron/
--- On Fri, 15/6/12, Ian Bogost wrote:
From: Ian Bogost
Subject: Re: [-empyre-] Meillassoux / Harman
To: "soft_skinned_space"
Date: Fri
hi, all
first i take a bow for much support of my work on this list.
a quick note to say, if you need to teach BRANDON, please write to
guggenheim (or me)
to obtain the password for the website, if somehow they still have
not got it back online by this fall.
a recent interview at Rhizome about
There is also Levi Bryant's essay on Ranciere, queer theory and his onticology
in the journal Identities and numerous well-thought blog posts at Larval
Subjects on "phallosophy", queer theory and posthumanism and the Lacanian
graphs of sexuation, Morton's "Queer Ecology" essay in PMLA and the es
Much critical theory and art today can be said to be concerned with
affect, as demonstrated by the essays in The Affective Turn, a book
edited by Patricia Clough, one of this week’s guests. Brian Massumi
states that “the primacy of the affective is marked by a gap between
content and effect” in Pa
Well starting off in the last week is difficult. So much going on over the
last three weeks. Thanks to Zach and Micha for the invite and to everyone
else offering some great thoughts to ponder.
As for discussion around feminism, queer and OOO/ SR There are (still/even
more) worrisome
"After Butler, object oriented philosophy, it seems to me, would have to pass
through the gendered territory of the subject/object relation. " - Judith
Halberstam
As I was reading this thread yesterday I was struck by how a chasm opens when
as, mentally, I make the move from 1- acknowledgin
Hi all,
It's Tim Morton of Rice University here. I'm going to take Jack's suggestion
and paste this post I wrote here. I am an OOO person who writes on ecology and
philosophy.
Tim
OOO, Gender, Sexuality
I can't sleep. I was up grading so by rights I should be knackered. But I've
also been up
Hi All,
If this already went in, sorry. Ignore. I'm pasting a post I wrote here,
because Jack Halberstam kindly suggested I do.
Just to introduce myself, I'm Tim Morton of Rice University and I'm an
OOO-er.
Yours, Tim
OOO, Gender, Sexuality
I can't sleep. I was up grading so by rights I should
Hi Everyone,
This is my first (or possibly second if the other got through) message to
the list, and I'm responding to a brief discussion of the notion of flat
ontology initiated by Michael O'Rourke (hi Michael!) and Frederic Neyrat.
OOO comes in various flavors and is not necessarily flat. Mine
I just noticed how a phrase there christina
to sing our house.
> We must have a poetics of relation, as Glissante said, or we die.
>
-christina
>
slipped so literally close to tim's onetime post on dancing about
architecture,
here:
http://ecologywithoutnature.blogspot.in/2010/10/dancing-abou
Hi Tim! Cheers for your thoughts. Take a look at Christina's work here:
http://www.christinamcphee.net/
I think it resonates in many ways with yours.
M.
--- On Sat, 16/6/12, Timothy Morton wrote:
From: Timothy Morton
Subject: Re: [-empyre-] the real and reality in speculative realism and OO
I am not sure this got throughsince I am also missing some of Tim's I
think but I will put it here below but first. Just to say that objects in
OOO are not objectifications or mere things or commodities. A turn to
ontology (whether OOO or feminist queer ones) is to give us a sense
Hi Tim! Cheers for your responses. Take a look at Christina's work here:
http://www.christinamcphee.net/
I think it resonates in many ways with yours.
M.
--- On Sat, 16/6/12, Timothy Morton wrote:
From: Timothy Morton
Subject: Re: [-empyre-] the real and reality in speculative realism and OO
Thank you Michael. Tim
http://www.ecologywithoutnature.blogspot.com
On Jun 16, 2012, at 6:41 PM, "Michael O'Rourke"
wrote:
>
> Hi Tim! Cheers for your responses. Take a look at Christina's work here:
>
> http://www.christinamcphee.net/
>
> I think it resonates in many ways with yours.
>
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