Matt Hayler has said this:
Perhaps the most influential critique of the “natural” in the late twentieth century is Derrida's discussion of Rousseau in Of Grammatology. In the early twenty-first century, a contender has to be Timothy Morton's Ecology without Nature...
It's interesting because there's a whole discussion of (specifically) Of Grammatology in Dark Ecology. You are going to be so amazed and weirded out by the cover...
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Well deserved recognition of groundbreaking work opening up new ways of thinking about nature and existence independent of the relational existence of Kant & Co.
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