Unilateral and Bilateral accounts of Externality
The Great Outdoors OR Exteriority as Produced?
Keywords:
G.W.F Hegel, Indexicalism, Dialectics, Absolute Idealism, Phenomenology, Object Oriented Ontology, Graham Harman, Realism, Quentin Meillassoux, CorrelationismAbstract
In this paper I will be focusing on the introduction to Hilan Bensusan’s latest work Indexicalism: The Metaphysics of Paradox and will be picking out some passages to look over and analyse through a contemporary Hegelian lens. This will be entitled Part 2. However, in Part 1 I will briefly share with you what appears in my aforementioned upcoming book (Object Oriented Dialectics: Hegel, Heidegger, Harman) as two paradoxical accounts of exteriority and how this relates (or contrasts) to Bensusans own understanding of exteriority.
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Johns, Charles W. ‘Speculative Realism OR Complicit Materialism: Graham Harman & Russell Sbriglia’, https://www.academia.edu/52333386/Speculative_Realism_OR_Complicit_Materialism_Graham_Harman_and_Russell_Sbriglia?from_navbar=true
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