...David Golumbia The theoretical movements known as Speculative Realism and Object-Oriented Ontology depend on the “critique of correlationism” offered by the French philosopher Quentin Meillassoux in his 2008 After Finitude . There Meillassoux claims to have shown that Kant and all philosophers...

... Quentin Meillassoux’s mathematization of being with a Dar- winian historicization of life. Rethinking the difficult question of black music in the United States, Ronald Radano returns to Karl Marx in the company of the New South his- toriography to argue that black musical value derives from...

.... For Quentin Meillassoux, a leader in the new direction, this “correlationism” has been, since Kant, the founding premise of the Western tradition, the humanism that has determined and belea- guered the ontologies of Hegel, Heidegger, Wittgenstein, and many others down to our own day. To overturn...

... Philosophie) 8 : 201 – 25 , 227 – 45 , 247 – 68 . Meillassoux Quentin . 2010 . “ Science Fiction and Extro-Science Fiction .” Liner notes translated by Robin MacKay for Florian Hecker , Speculative Solution (CD) , 25 – 60 . Falmouth, UK : Urbanomic . Neyrat Frédéric . 2017...

... with a philosophical impri- matur are almost always of a white, European, and, more often than not, high modernist provenance—for example, the works of Jacques Rancière or Quentin Meillassoux. Continental philosophy has, of late, rediscovered the critical potential of a reinvigorated modernism, erected...

... liberalism, Quentin Meillassoux’s anticorrelation- ism. There might be a dispute regarding just what counts as Cartesian- ism, dialectic, or object-oriented­ ontology after these thinkers have staked their ground, but we need them in order to map our own conceptual ter- rain. We need these figures when...

... in Cassin’s dictio- nary, Arthur Rimbaud’s “The Drunken Boat,” Gustave Flaubert’s Madame Bovary, the Italian novelist Antonio Tabucchi’s Requiem: A Hallucination, Orhan Pamuk’s Istanbul, Fernando Pessoa’s Book of Disquiet, and finally the French philosopher Quentin Meillassoux’s concept...

... is), which, in all cases analyzed here, also must be for us. Readers may recognize the influence here of speculative realist thought, which we do not directly engage here. The term quasi realist bears resemblance to the contingent correlationalism proposed by Quentin Meillassoux, After Finitude...