A few caveats: I’m feeling academically jaded these days and I admit to not having read all that much about it. That said, it stills feels like a bit of a fad, and another in a long line of insular academic jamborees that purports to be about the real world while not actually offering much to those who actually live there.
I really don’t find OOO to be all that compelling…
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dropouthangoutspaceout reblogged this from becoming-wave and added:
Luke and Jen raise some good points here, although I’m on the other side of things in terms of Harman’s work, as I think...
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dgdgnl said:
It has me thinking about new things, which is nice.
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feel you on that. I oscillate between YES, this is exactly what I’ve been looking for -
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I just read the Wiki entry (I know, I know) for OOO yesterday, and have been reading Bryant’s blog a big, and am
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(context, for everyone else: we have an Object Oriented Ontology reading group…....right...
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