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Building upon the contributions to the movement of Speculative Realism by Ray Brassier, Iain Hamilton Grant, Graham Harman and Quentin Meillassoux, After Speculative Realism broadens and intensifies a number of key arguments in the field, engaging with both major philosophers of the past such as Hegel and Kant, and contemporary thinkers like Badiou and Žižek.
The four original Speculative Realists were united by a seemingly stubborn fidelity towards 'the real' as that which differed from sense experience, reason, the empirical sciences, representation, language and normativity. This volume further explores the ideas and arguments they had given regarding the potency of the real, but also investigates how the 'correlate' between thinking and being may have been misinformed or limited by a specific reading of phenomenology, a motivation to separate appearance from reality, and a desire to revitalise the Kantian notion of 'noumena'.
After Speculative Realism charts the gap between the denouement of Speculative Realism and the birth of its contemporary successors such as the 'new realism' of Maurizio Ferraris, the kinetic ontology of Thomas Nail, the 'transgressive realism' of Lee Braver, the 'real abstraction' popularised by Alfred Sohn-Rethel, various spectral realisms, Laruellian realisms, and much more.
Contents
Introduction: A History of the Real: From Democritus to Speculative Realism, Charlie Johns
1. Speculative Realism and Flat Ontology, Graham Harman
2. All Objects are Bound by Time: Temporality and Change in Object-Oriented Philosophy, Niki Young
3. Thinking Things: Epistemology, Ontology and Metaphysics Revisited, Niels Wilde
4. The Real Question: What Does the Spoon Know of Existence? Heideggerian Epistemology and Speculative Realism, Lee Braver
5. More Space than Time: Amodality, Dark Phenomenology and Speculative Realism, Deborah Goldgaber
6. Speculative Realism and its Successors, or, What Does it Mean to be a Materialist in Philosophy? Conrad Hamilton
7. Hegel or Meillassoux? The Necessity of Contingency and the Auto-stabilization of Chaos, Bart Zantvoort
8. What are Post-critical Ontologies? Rodrigo Nunes
9. On the Sense and Senses of Ontology, Jean-Pierre Caron
10. Analogical Realism, Valeria Campos Salvaterra
11. Hegel's Onto-logical Realism: The Moving a Priori, Charlie Johns
12. Spectres of the Real: Realism and Speculation after Speculative Realism, Hilan Bensusan
13. And Yet it Moves: Process Philosophy Beyond Speculative Realism and New Materialism, Thomas Nail
Interview with Maurizio Ferraris
Interview with Katerina Kolozova
Afterword, Hilan Bensusan
