Thomas Cole's "A Tornado in the Wilderness" (1835)
Volume 1 of the Speculative Realist journal Thinking Nature is finally out. Though I do not consider myself part of the Speculative Realist movement and have on several occasions been extremely critical of it, the content of my article was deemed relevant enough that it warranted inclusion in the journal. My essay, “Man and Nature,” posted on this blog already, is written from a thoroughly Marxist perspective. In any case, the other accepted submissions are listed below:
Volume 1
Essays
/1/ – What did the Early Heidegger Think about Nature? – Paul Ennis
/2/ – Being and Counting: Speculative Materialism and the Threshold of the Given – David Lindsay
/4/ – Philosophies of Nature in the Differentials of Iain Hamilton Grant and Ray Brassier – Himanshu Damle
/5/ – Ecological Necessity – Tom Sparrow
/6/ – Six Myths of Interdisciplinarity – Ted Toadvine
/7/ – Some Notes Towards a Philosophy of Non-Life – Timothy Morton
/8/ – Towards a Philosophy of (Dejected) Nature – Ben Woodard