Humanity has sat at the center of philosophical thinking for too long. The recent advent of environmental philosophy and posthuman studies has widened our scope of inquiry to include ecosystems, animals, and artificial intelligence. Yet the vast majority of the stuff in our universe, and even in our lives, remains beyond serious philosophical concern. In "Alien Phenomenology, or What It's Like to Be a Thing," Ian Bogost develops an object-oriented ontology that puts things at the center of being--a philosophy in which nothing exists any more or less than anything else, in which humans are elements but not the sole or even primary elements of philosophical interest. And unlike experimental phenomenology or the philosophy of technology, Bogost's alien phenomenology takes for granted that "all" beings interact with and perceive one another. This experience, however, withdraws from human comprehension and becomes accessible only through a speculative philosophy based on metaphor. Providing a new approach for understanding the experience of things "as" things, Bogost also calls on philosophers to rethink their craft. Drawing on his own background as a videogame designer, Bogost encourages professional thinkers to become makers as well, engineers who construct things as much as they think and write about them.
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感動到炸裂!!簡單生動活潑,還把康德、海德格、德裏達、Latour等人的思想分彆用一兩句話說明白瞭!!隨時隨處有幽默,發現作者還是video game designer!我看好你,你一定會成為比Harman更優秀的OOO哲學傢的!!!!
评分很鮮活 沒有學究氣 最大的收獲是作者舉的案例 能幫助人打開思路 聯係現實
评分在speculative realism基礎之上建立起的新本體論,核心並沒有超脫齣最古老的康德問題--人如何對待物自身,以及物與物之間條件性顯露的關係。作者提齣從carpentry的角度,即物的建構原理去理解事物本身,以脫離人本主義元素的束縛。
评分Bogost發展瞭思辨實在論的OOO,並基於目前多領域人類知識盲點,提齣很多有價值的新觀點,隻是文風粗糙、指代不明。本書結構:第一節談點狀網絡本體論搭配鬍塞爾epoché思辨;第二節談unit operation的技術;第三節談distortion analogy的方法;第四節談命名和擬人的設計實踐;最後一節以對nothing的好奇作為嚮導。這些高前瞻性的闡述雖不嚴謹,但難掩其纔華。總而言,是有時代指嚮性的理論。
评分感動到炸裂!!簡單生動活潑,還把康德、海德格、德裏達、Latour等人的思想分彆用一兩句話說明白瞭!!隨時隨處有幽默,發現作者還是video game designer!我看好你,你一定會成為比Harman更優秀的OOO哲學傢的!!!!
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