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The Assemblage Theory of Society

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In addition to the recording and the PowerPoint slides of the ANTHEM session where it served as the basis for the discussion, a copy of Graham Harman’s paper “The Assemblage Theory of Society” on Manuel DeLanda is now also available online [PDF], courtesy of Nick at Speculative Heresy. This paper was first presented at the Deleuze2008 Conference in Stavanger, Norway. Check out the Resources page of Speculative Heresy for some other goodies.

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  1. Latour, realism, and resistance. | in video veritas Says:
    9 October 2009 at 7:11 am

    […] ends of the ‘political spectrum’ when it comes to ontological positions. (A piece of Graham Harman’s called de Landa the ‘upside-down Latour,’ and presumably the opposite would hold true […]

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