In Nicholas Gaskill & Adam Nocek (eds.),
The Lure of Whitehead. Univ. of Minnesota Press. pp. 231-248 (
2014)
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Abstract
Graham Harman’s “Whitehead and Schools X, Y, and Z,” distinguishes among three schools of contemporary philosophy according to their respective positions on process, becoming, and relations: the schools of Whitehead and Latour, of Deleuze, Bergson, Simondon, and other philosophers of becoming, and of object-oriented philosophy. One of the goals of the essay is to challenge those who would too quickly align Whitehead with Deleuze.