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B. Latour's The Making of Law - Overview6 comments

Jared Del Rosso wrote 1 day ago: Recently, I received an early Christmas gift: Bruno Latour’s new book, The Making of Law, expedited … more →

Tags: Sociology, Actor Network Theory, The Making of Law, social theory, Bruno Latour

B. Latour's The Making of Law - Chapter 65 comments

Jared Del Rosso wrote 1 day ago: A week or so ago, I received an early Christmas gift: Bruno Latour’s new book, The Making of Law, ex … more →

Tags: Sociology, Actor Network Theory, Law, The Making of Law, social theory, Bruno Latour

A Few Random Thoughts...Spinoza, Descartes, Latour3 comments

kvond wrote 4 days ago: Descartes philosophized laying in bed, it is said, and Spinoza did so at the work bench where he gro … more →

Tags: Philosophy, Spinoza, black boxes, Body, Descartes, Genevieve Lloyd, Imagination, Reason

B. Latour's The Making of Law, Chapter 46 comments

Jared Del Rosso wrote 5 days ago: A week or so ago, I received an early Christmas gift: Bruno Latour’s new book, The Making of Law, ex … more →

Tags: Sociology, Actor Network Theory, The Making of Law, social theory

B. Latour's The Making of Law - Chapter 34 comments

Jared Del Rosso wrote 1 week ago: Recently, I received an early Christmas gift: Bruno Latour’s new book, The Making of Law, expedited … more →

Tags: Sociology, The Making of Law, Actor Network Theory, social theory

Bruno Latour on science

mackereleconomics wrote 1 week ago: The CBC documentary series Ideas did a 24-part series entitled How To Think About Science. In Part 5 … more →

Tags: Politics, Science, Bruno Latour, CBC, Culture, david cayley, Debate, Ideas!, Nature

Borromean Knots, OOO, and Social and Political Theory10 comments

larvalsubjects wrote 1 week ago: Object-oriented social and political theory can be illustrated with respect to Lacan’s famous … more →

Tags: agency, Althusser, Analysis, Antagonism, Assemblages, autonomy, emergence, Graham Harman, Identification

Holding on to Titanic's helm

Utisz wrote 1 week ago: Latour is at least correct on one thing, that there is no going back to a time when science was not … more →

Tags: Umwelt, Bruno Latour, climate change, Copenhagen

B. Latour's The Making of Law - Chapter 23 comments

Jared Del Rosso wrote 1 week ago: Recently, I received an early Christmas gift: Bruno Latour’s new book, The Making of Law, expedited … more →

Tags: Sociology, Law, The Making of Law, Actor Network Theory, social theory

B. Latour's 'The Making of Law' - Preface & Chapter 13 comments

Jared Del Rosso wrote 1 week ago: A week or so ago, I received an early Christmas gift: Bruno Latour’s new book, The Making of Law, ex … more →

Tags: Sociology, Law, The Making of Law, Actor Network Theory, social theory

Mount Eerie: Wind's Poem

kaibosworth wrote 2 weeks ago: This is a review of Mount Eerie’s recent album Wind’s Poem that I wrote for a cultural s … more →

Tags: nonhuman agency, Foucault, Hegel

Get quality for less with Bordeaux seconds 2 comments

senelwine wrote 2 weeks ago: As published in the 12/2 edition of the Nashua Telegraph (click here for the Telegraph version). For … more →

Tags: A Glass Half Full, Margaux, Mouton Rothschild, Haut-Brion, Lafite Rothschild, Lynch Bages, Ducru Beaucaillou, Petrus, Palmer

Most Valuable Books of 20093 comments

larvalsubjects wrote 2 weeks ago: As the year draws to a close I find myself looking back at this crazy year and those texts that impa … more →

Tags: Boring Stuff About Me, Graham Harman, Object-Oriented Philosophy, ontology, Speculative Realism

Being an Object-Oriented Ontologist and Actor-Network-Theorist is Hard!2 comments

larvalsubjects wrote 2 weeks ago: Today in class we reached the fourth basic principle of Latour’s ontology in Irreductions as d … more →

Tags: Critique, Politics, Communication, Organization, emergence, Materialism, Networks, difference, Analysis

Relations of Translation Between Actants7 comments

larvalsubjects wrote 3 weeks ago: I am still experimenting with the diagram below, but as I was teaching the concept of translation in … more →

Tags: Systems, Signifier, difference, ontology, relation, individuation, Real, transcendental illusion, potential

Bourdieu on Blogging: Where to Find Symbolic Capital?8 comments

kvond wrote 3 weeks ago: Living Beyond Your Means, On Credit I don’t have time to summarize in depth, but some may be i … more →

Tags: Philosophy, Graham Harman, scholasticism, Levi Bryant, Bourdieu, speculative thinking, symbolic capital

Boyle's Air-Pump

Sean Kohingarara Sturm wrote 3 weeks ago: (See the wiki.) From 1844-ish, Robert Boyle (1627-91), alchemist and natural philosopher, was among … more →

Tags: Meme, Method, Nature, Phenomenology, Secondnature, Teaching, University, writing, Boyle's air-pump

The Play of Fascist Objects: Object-Orientation and Latour: Updated9 comments

kvond wrote 3 weeks ago: Adriano has a really articulate comment he put up under my posting on Latour’s implicit Fascis … more →

Tags: Philosophy, Graham Harman, Levi Bryant, Marxism, Harman, neoliberalism, Fascism, Bourdieu, Flat Ontologies.

Fascist Bindings In Latour: The Blinding Glory of Non-Human Agency10 comments

kvond wrote 3 weeks ago: –– I’m still reading and digesting the essay, but Steve Fuller’s critical tr … more →

Tags: Philosophy, Spinoza, capitalism, agency, Steve Fuller, Animal Liberation, neoliberalism, Fascism, Totalitarianism


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