So here's my guide to object-oriented ontology for the curious.
Read this pithy statement by Ian Bogost.
Then watch Ian's excellent video, “Seeing Things.”
Watch this video by me.
Now listen to this talk by Graham Harman.
Listen to this class by me.
Then you can listen to the first ten minutes of this, in which I introduce OOO.
Now ready for some reading?
Start with this basic tutorial by Graham Harman.
Now try Levi Bryant's “The Ontic Principle” in the free PDF of The Speculative Turn. Then read the online introduction to his version, onticology (part 1 and part 2).
Then bookmark this lexicon of OOO by Levi Bryant.
You just bequeathed to my M.A. students a beautiful gift. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure Eileen. It seemed an opportune time.
ReplyDeleteThank you. :) I had missed a few of these. Going to take a walk with 'Hyperobjects 3.0' as the sun sets over the mountains here in Denver.
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