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Weird Wonder In Merleauponty Objectoriented Ontology And New Materialism Brian Hisao Onishi

Name: Weird Wonder In Merleauponty Objectoriented Ontology And New Materialism Brian Hisao Onishi
SKU: BELL-54537596
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Weird Wonder In Merleauponty Objectoriented Ontology And New Materialism Brian Hisao Onishi instant download after payment.

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan @Springer Nature

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.09 MB

Pages: 166

Author: Brian Hisao Onishi

ISBN: 9783031480270, 3031480279

Language: English

Year: 2023

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Weird Wonder In Merleauponty Objectoriented Ontology And New Materialism Brian Hisao Onishi by Brian Hisao Onishi 9783031480270, 3031480279 instant download after payment.

As an epistemological concept, philosophy has focused on defining wonder. That is, it has attempted to answer the question: what is wonder? But the task of defining wonder is also the task of rendering wonder a static tool used to guide our inquiries. I argue that reading the phenomenological and ontological work of Merleau-Ponty through recent insights from new materialism and object-oriented ontology challenges not only our claims to knowledge, but also our conception of wonder as a static tool that can be easily disregarded.