I really enjoyed this talk on Milton. It connected the iconoclasm of Milton and the Puritans to Latour's idea of irreducibility and OOO. "The book is flesh" begins to say the book is an irreducible object. It also brings up the larger role of iconoclasm in OOO, and suggests why Islamic thought tends to resonate.
I really enjoyed this talk on Milton. It connected the iconoclasm of Milton and the Puritans to Latour's idea of irreducibility and OOO. "The book is flesh" begins to say the book is an irreducible object. It also brings up the larger role of iconoclasm in OOO, and suggests why Islamic thought tends to resonate.
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