The Thought of Matter advances current debates around materialism, arguing that matter is the 'other' of thought and, therefore, requires a method that allows that other to emerge in thought without being appropriated by it.
The Thought of Matter advances current debates around materialism, arguing that matter is the 'other' of thought and, therefore, requires a method that allows that other to emerge in thought without being appropriated by it.
Richard A. Lee Jr. is Professor of Philosophy at DePaul University. He is the author of The Force of Reason and the Logic of Force (2004) and Science, the Singular, and the Question of Theology (2002).
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Dedication Acknowledgements Introduction 1. Aristotle's Errant Path 2. Marx, Althusser and Adorno 3. Duns Scotus: Materiality as Singularity 4. Hobbes on Materialism as Social Philosophy 5. Benjamin and Adorno on the Social Need for Materialism Bibliography Index
Dedication Acknowledgements Introduction 1. Aristotle's Errant Path 2. Marx, Althusser and Adorno 3. Duns Scotus: Materiality as Singularity 4. Hobbes on Materialism as Social Philosophy 5. Benjamin and Adorno on the Social Need for Materialism Bibliography Index
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