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The Object Strikes Back: An Interview with Graham Harman

Design and Culture, 2013
ABSTRACTAt a time when many design professionals concern themselves with designing interactions, experiences, and services, it seems timely to reconsider the role of objects in design. This interview with philosopher Graham Harman offers a summary of his thinking about objects and uses it to reconsider their role in design.
Lucy Kimbell
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Systems and Things: A Response to Graham Harman and Timothy Morton

New Literary History, 2012
Beginning with the question “What are the ethical and political stakes of the object-oriented philosophers' fight against systems- or process-theories?” I learn from and also contest the critique of relationism offered by Graham Harman and Timothy Morton.”
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Object-Oriented Heidegger: An Interview with Graham Harman

Diacritics, 2022
Graham Harman, Niki Young
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Graham Harman: Politics of the Absolute

2023
Charles Johns
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1. Immaterialism: Graham Harman and the Weirdness of Objects

2021
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Graham Harman

2023
Der Philosoph Graham Harman wiederholt das bekannte Gleichnis Sir Arthur Stanley Eddington aus dem Jahre 1927 der »zwei Tische«: den vertrauten »Tisch des täglichen Lebens« und dessen Nebenbuhler, den »wissenschaftlichen Tisch« der Physik. Beide Tische sind für Harman Ergebnis von Reduktionismen und der traditionellen Dichotomie von Natur- und ...
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Evidence and Graham Harman’s Third Table

Philosophy of Photography, 2015
Abstract In this article I discuss Larry Sultan and Mike Mandel’s Evidence, 1977 contextualized by Graham Harman’s text, produced for ‘dOCUMENTA(13)’, The Third Table, 2012. It is my contention that, although Evidence may have been produced to subvert the modernist tropes of authorship and narrative, or to draw our attention to visual ...
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Bruno Latour, Graham Harman, and Nonmodernism

Journal of Posthuman Studies
Abstract Bruno Latour critiques the nature/culture binary, defining it as the fundamental dualism of modernity. To go beyond modernity, Latour proposes “nonmodernism,” the idea that the modern separation of nature and culture, along with its unavoidable anthropocentrism, never was ontologically valid to begin with.
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GRAHAM HARMAN’S ARGUMENTS AGAINST THE “PHILOSOPHY OF ACCESS”

Научное мнение
The article examines Graham Harman’s arguments against the “philosophy of access” which is the conceptual basis of contemporary philosophical antirealism. The author outlines the key principles of the philosophy of access, and mentions four of Harman’s arguments against this doctrine.
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