Prince of Networks review

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A review of Graham Harman’s Prince of Networks: Bruno Latour and Metaphysics in The Philosophers’ Magazine by Brian Smith from the University of Dundee.

The aim of Prince of Networks is twofold: it is both a secondary text, introducing Latour to a wider philosophical audience, and a primary text, presenting Harman’s own increasingly well-formed and complex “object-oriented” philosophy.

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One Response to “Prince of Networks review”

  1. Adrian Says:

    Another review of Prince of Networks can be found here: http://immanence.blog.uvm.edu/2009/09/things_slip_away_harmans_latourian_object_lessons.html
    It’s part of a two-part post on Harman.

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