Abject withdrawal?: On the prospect of a nonanthropocentric object-oriented ontology

Angelaki 26 (5):20-37 (2021)
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Despite exerting considerable influence on other academic disciplines and mainstream environmental thought, object-oriented ontology has attracted little critical engagement from academic philosoph...

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