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Form and Object: A Treatise on Things
Edinburgh University Press (2014)
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What is a thing? What is an object? Tristan Garcia decisively overturns 100 years of Heideggerian orthodoxy about the supposedly derivative nature of objects to put forward a new theory of ontology that gives us deep insights into the world and our place in it."eAuthor Profiles
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