Nicholas Gaskill is assistant professor of English at Rutgers University in New Brunswick. A. J. Nocek is a PhD candidate in comparative literature at the University of Washington.

• ContentsAcknowledgmentsAbbreviationsIntroduction: An Adventure of ThoughtNicholas Gaskill and A. J. NocekPart I. Speculation beyond the Bifurcation1. A Constructivist Reading of Process and RealityIsabelle Stengers2. Scientism and the Modern WorldJeffrey A. Bell3. What Is the Style of Matters of Concern?Bruno Latour4. The Technics of Prehension: On the Photography of Nicholas BaierNathan BrownPart II. The Metaphysics of Creativity5. Whitehead’s Involution of an Outside ChancePeter Canning6. Multiplicity and Mysticism: Toward a New Mystagogy of BecomingRoland Faber7. The Event and the Occasion: Deleuze, Whitehead, and CreativityKeith Robinson8. Whitehead and Schools X, Y, and ZGraham Harman9. Whitehead’s Curse?James Williams10. Cutting away from Smooth Space: Alfred North Whitehead’s Extensive Continuum in Parametric SoftwareLuciana ParisiPart III. Process Ecology11. Possessive Subjects: A Speculative Interpretation of NonhumansDidier Debaise12. Another RegardErin Manning13. Of “Experiential Togetherness”: Toward a More Robust EmpiricismSteven Meyer14. The Order of Nature and the Creation of SocietiesMichael Halewood15. Imaginative Chemistry: Synthetic Ecologies and the Construction of LifeA. J. NocekContributorsIndex

Nicholas Gaskill is assistant professor of English at Rutgers University in New Brunswick. A. J. Nocek is a PhD candidate in comparative literature at the University of Washington.

• ContentsAcknowledgmentsAbbreviationsIntroduction: An Adventure of ThoughtNicholas Gaskill and A. J. NocekPart I. Speculation beyond the Bifurcation1. A Constructivist Reading of Process and RealityIsabelle Stengers2. Scientism and the Modern WorldJeffrey A. Bell3. What Is the Style of Matters of Concern?Bruno Latour4. The Technics of Prehension: On the Photography of Nicholas BaierNathan BrownPart II. The Metaphysics of Creativity5. Whitehead’s Involution of an Outside ChancePeter Canning6. Multiplicity and Mysticism: Toward a New Mystagogy of BecomingRoland Faber7. The Event and the Occasion: Deleuze, Whitehead, and CreativityKeith Robinson8. Whitehead and Schools X, Y, and ZGraham Harman9. Whitehead’s Curse?James Williams10. Cutting away from Smooth Space: Alfred North Whitehead’s Extensive Continuum in Parametric SoftwareLuciana ParisiPart III. Process Ecology11. Possessive Subjects: A Speculative Interpretation of NonhumansDidier Debaise12. Another RegardErin Manning13. Of “Experiential Togetherness”: Toward a More Robust EmpiricismSteven Meyer14. The Order of Nature and the Creation of SocietiesMichael Halewood15. Imaginative Chemistry: Synthetic Ecologies and the Construction of LifeA. J. NocekContributorsIndex