“In symbolic terms, Great Cthulhu should replace Minerva as the patron spirit of philosophers, and the Miskatonic must dwarf the Rhine and the Ister as our river of choice. Since Heidegger’s treatment of Hölderlin resulted mostly in pious, dreary readings,… — Graham Harman Copy Share Image
“What really lies beneath our feet at each moment is not a usefulness, but an inaccessible netherworld that we can use because it is… — Graham Harman Copy Share Image
“In symbolic terms, Great Cthulhu should replace Minerva as the patron spirit of philosophers, and the Miskatonic must dwarf the Rhine and the Ister… — Graham Harman Copy Share Image
“A philosophical thought is not supposed to be impervious to all criticism; this is the error Whitehead describes of turning philosophy into geometry, and… — Graham Harman Copy Share Image
“To create something does not mean to see through to its depths; we do not drain our children to the dregs by begetting them,… — Graham Harman Copy Share Image
“To treat an object primarily as part of a network is to assume it can be reduced to that set of qualities and relations… — Graham Harman Copy Share Image
