Philosophy After Nature by Braidotti, Rosi -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Half Title Title Page Copyright Page Contents Chapter One Introduction: After Nature

Modernity and Nature Beyond Dualism And After? Notes

Part I After Matter

Chapter Two Information and Thinking

Four Universal Rules Information, Something New Ancient Networks Matter and Information The Cave Streamed With Light Sweet Night From Rotating Revolutions to an Expanding Universe Matter and Mirrors Notes

Chapter Three ‘Die Natur ist nur einmal da’ [Nature Is There Only Once]

Eindeutig, Eindeutigkeit, And So On A Hundred And Twenty Years Later Determinatio And Bestimmung Digression Das Gesetz Der Eindeutigkeit And Einstein As a Conclusion: Equivalence, Sameness And Difference Notes

The Building (Brain), Or ‘That Which Feels As One’ Another Humanity The Ascent Of Gothic Stone The Many Lives Of Stones Notes

Part II After Machines

Chapter Six Media Entangled Phenomenology

All Media Are Measuring Media Medium As Measurement Media Time-Criticality Time-Critical Media Measurement As The Performative Hinge Linking Micro- And Macroworlds Hyperobjects And Hyperobfuscation Measurement as an Originary Phenomenon The Ethics Of Climate Simulation Notes

Chapter Seven On Reason and Spectral Machines: Robert Brandom and Bounded Posthumanism

Bounded Posthumanism First- And Second-Class Agents The Norm-Grounding Problem Deontic Statuses And Deontic Attitudes The Interpretationist Defence Unbounded Posthumanism Notes

Systems Entropy Negentropy Metastability Notes

Chapter Nine History as an Ecological Niche: Beyond Benjamin’s Nature

The Breath Of Capitalism Roots And Problems History as an Ecological Niche Notes

Cosmogenesis and Individuation Metaphysics Of Conscious Evolution Evolution and Psychological Praxis of Sri Aurobindo Social Praxis and Technology Heidegger and the Question Concerning Technology Mcluhan: Media Technology And Consciousness Simondon’S Process Metaphysics Orders Of Individuation: Simondon And Sri Aurobindo Dynamics Of (Trans)Individuation Transindividuation, Technology And Collective Yoga Utopia Or Dystopia? Notes

Part III After Man

Trace, Space And Time The Sticky Question Of Creation Late-Stage Vitalism Non-Linear Darwinism Iterability, Again Concern Concerning Concern Island Living (And Dying) Neither Vital Nor Mechanical: Spectral Notes

Chapter Twelve Returning to Text: Deconstructive Paradigms and Posthumanism

Deconstruction, Materialism, ‘text’ Deconstruction And The Post-Human: Wolfe And Morton Deconstruction, ‘text’, Posthumanism Notes

Bartleby’S Indeterminate Provocation Spinoza and the Natural Tendency To Division Indeterminacy and Resistance Abbreviations Notes

Index About the Authors