A Treatise on Things
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Köp båda 2 för 606 krOne has to appreciate [Tristan Garcia's] novelty and courage.--Yuk Hui, Leuphana University Luneburg "Journal of Visual Culture " Marvelously translated by Mark Allan Ohm and Jon Cogburn, Tristan Garcia's Form and Object introduces a speculative metaphysical system that addresses some of the perennial problems of object-oriented ontology ("OOO"), an approach to ontological thinking most famously developed by Graham Harman ... This is a text of enormous breadth and substantial depth, and whether Garcia's project ultimately succeeds is, unfortunately, not a matter with which a review of this scope can robustly concern itself. There is much to admire here, however. Garcia has addressed some of the major concerns of OOO with a complexity and ambition that has few contemporary rivals, and has done so in a way that illustrates the relevance of object-oriented philosophy to many other fields. Readers will discover a robust challenge to both Hegelian and Nietzschean metaphysical critiques, but not without some dedication to making sense of Garcia's many neologistic constellations ... Still, this difficulty and seeming-impenetrability may be part of the text's allure: what major Continental text was not something of a mystery upon its initial publication? There is much more to unpack and discover in Form and Object and this, for now, may be enough to warrant its recommendation.
<br>Mark Allan Ohm is at the Louisiana State University. <br>Jon Cogburn is Assistant Chair at the Louisiana State University.<br>