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Intentional Objects for Non-Humans from Toulouse

By PE

Toulouse was hopping this autumn. Hot on the heals of the “Performativity as Politics” conference in October another interesting gathering took place in Toulouse between 17-19 November 2008. It was the Pour une approche non-anthropologique de la subjectivité conference that among others included speakers such as Isabelle Stengers, Quentin Meillassoux and Graham Harman.

The text of Graham Harman’s talk, “Intentional Objects for Non-Humans,” is available for direct download as a PDF from here (if you want to read the abstract first, click here).

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  1. Speculative Texts « Speculative Heresy Says:
    23 December 2008 at 6:52 pm | Reply

    [...] Graham Harman’s paper from the recent Toulouse conference on non-anthropological subjectivity  – “Intentional Objects for Non-Humans” [PDF] (h/t Graham and Peter) [...]

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    5 January 2009 at 11:45 pm | Reply

    [...] Graham Harman’s paper from the recent Toulouse conference on non-anthropological subjectivity  – “Intentional Objects for Non-Humans” [PDF] (h/t Graham and Peter) [...]

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