Alien Phenomenology, or What It's Like to Be a Thing

出版者:Univ Of Minnesota Press

作者:Ian Bogost

页数:168

出版时间:2012-3-19

价格:USD 19.95

装帧:Paperback

isbn号码:9780816678983

丛书系列:Posthumanities

图书标签:哲学OOO现象学后人类主义艺术Philosophy后人类Ian_Bogost

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Humanity has sat at the center of philosophical thinking for too long. The recent advent of environmental philosophy and posthuman studies has widened our scope of inquiry to include ecosystems, animals, and artificial intelligence. Yet the vast majority of the stuff in our universe, and even in our lives, remains beyond serious philosophical concern. In "Alien Phenomenology, or What It's Like to Be a Thing," Ian Bogost develops an object-oriented ontology that puts things at the center of being--a philosophy in which nothing exists any more or less than anything else, in which humans are elements but not the sole or even primary elements of philosophical interest. And unlike experimental phenomenology or the philosophy of technology, Bogost's alien phenomenology takes for granted that "all" beings interact with and perceive one another. This experience, however, withdraws from human comprehension and becomes accessible only through a speculative philosophy based on metaphor. Providing a new approach for understanding the experience of things "as" things, Bogost also calls on philosophers to rethink their craft. Drawing on his own background as a videogame designer, Bogost encourages professional thinkers to become makers as well, engineers who construct things as much as they think and write about them.

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前面一半是真写得好。虽然建立在对哈曼和拉图尔的解读上，但是作者通过和计算机、媒介科技的联系建立了后人类向的批评。但是后一半感觉有点浑水摸鱼，没什么新意，也缺乏论点，纯粹一些文化和技术信息的堆砌。

通过回避而非剖析现代主义问题的方式打开了“物”的天地。通过并置解除人的主观意识，通过比喻尽力靠近“物”无限缩退的核心，通过手工制造再现物品的视角。但无论如何，这同样也只是人为了自己且通过自己的方式营造的“非人”世界。

前面一半是真写得好。虽然建立在对哈曼和拉图尔的解读上，但是作者通过和计算机、媒介科技的联系建立了后人类向的批评。但是后一半感觉有点浑水摸鱼，没什么新意，也缺乏论点，纯粹一些文化和技术信息的堆砌。

很鲜活 没有学究气 最大的收获是作者举的案例 能帮助人打开思路 联系现实