Słabe, chrome i skołowaciałe. O praktycznych wymiarach teorii ekokrytycznych.
Okładka czasopisma Praktyka Teoretyczna, tom 32, nr 2, rok 2019, tytuł SŁABY OPÓR. POZA PARADYGMAT HEROICZNY
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Słowa kluczowe

hiperobjekty
skołowacenie
ekokrytyka
ontologia zorientowana na przedmiot

Jak cytować

Adamczewski, T. (2019). Słabe, chrome i skołowaciałe. O praktycznych wymiarach teorii ekokrytycznych. Praktyka Teoretyczna, 32(2), 129–149. https://doi.org/10.14746/prt.2019.2.7

Abstrakt

Autor omawia w artykule współczesne osiągnięcia dyskursów ekokrytyki, próbując odczytać je przez pryzmat słabej myśli. Główna uwaga poświęcona jest intrygującym propozycjom teoretycznym Timothy‟ego Mortona dotyczącym hiperobiektów, które ukazane zostają w kontekście OOO (object-oriented ontology), a które uznać można za przykłady innego sposobu uprawiania teorii i praktyki akademickiej. Wykorzystując pojęcie veering (skołowacenia) Nicholasa Royle‟a, autor wskazuje zalety osadzenia rozważań w „osłabionej”, nieantropocentrycznej perspektywie, która stanowi alternatywę dla bardziej dydaktycznych i opartych na poczuciu winy dyskursów krytycznych.
https://doi.org/10.14746/prt.2019.2.7
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