Cat Moir is Senior Lecturer in Germanic Studies at the University of Sydney. She has published widely on the history of ideas in the German-speaking world.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface Introduction 1. The materialism problem 2. Ontology Nature contra mechanism Matter as the subject of nature The logic of matter Real possibility Teleology without a telos 3. Epistemology The structure of the concept The influence of neo-Kantianism The role of irony Rationalism, empiricism, and practice 4. Politics The German Philosopher of the October Revolution? For Stalin, against Hitler The Politics of Speculative Materialism Speculation, totality, and immanent critique Chapter 5: Relevance and critique The speculative turn: Bloch and Meillassoux New materialism: Bloch and Bennett Ecological materialisms: Bloch, Foster, and Moore Epilogue: The speculative expanse Bibliography
Preface Introduction 1. The materialism problem 2. Ontology Nature contra mechanism Matter as the subject of nature The logic of matter Real possibility Teleology without a telos 3. Epistemology The structure of the concept The influence of neo-Kantianism The role of irony Rationalism, empiricism, and practice 4. Politics The German Philosopher of the October Revolution? For Stalin, against Hitler The Politics of Speculative Materialism Speculation, totality, and immanent critique Chapter 5: Relevance and critique The speculative turn: Bloch and Meillassoux New materialism: Bloch and Bennett Ecological materialisms: Bloch, Foster, and Moore Epilogue: The speculative expanse Bibliography
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