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Object-Oriented Ontology Recordings, Book, Mirth
April 28, 2010
As Levi has revealed, he and I are putting together a book, Object-Oriented Ontology. It will carry both the proceedings of last week's symposium, as well as new contributions from Katherine Behar, Melanie Doherty, Katherine Hayles, and Adrian Ivakhiv. We may add at least one more contribution as well, stay tuned. The collection will be published in the Open Humanities Press New Metaphysics series.
In addition, the audio recordings of the symposium should be ready very shortly. Of course I'll announce here when they are ready.
Finally, speaking of Levi, you should go read Gratton's interview with him.
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