Object Oriented Environs
- 218 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Exploring the intersection of environmental studies and object-oriented theory, this collection delves into the relationships between human and nonhuman entities, challenging anthropocentrism. Through diverse essays, reflections, and creative pieces, contributors engage with the autonomy of objects and their ethical implications in a material world. The book captures the essence of a collaborative seminar, inviting readers to reflect on their surroundings and the meanings derived from their interactions with the myriad objects in their lives.
