Towards a fifth ontology for the anthropocene

Angelaki 25 (4):110-119 (2020)
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This paper argues that the conditions of the Anthropocene render the four ontologies described by Philippe Descola obsolete, and begins the search for a fifth ontology that speaks to the meaning of...

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