...Emina Mušanović A review of Morton Timothy , Hyperobjects: Philosophy and Ecology after the End of the World ( Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press , 2013 ). Cited in the text as ho . Copyright © 2014 Qui Parle 2014 REVIEW ESSAYS Meditations in Midair emina...

... of Minnesota Press, 2013. 188 qui parle spring/summer 2014 vol. 22, no. 2 Miller, Jacques-Alain, and Maire Jaanuse. Culture/Clinic 1: Applied Lacanian Psychoanalysis. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2013. Morton, Timothy. Hyperobjects: Philosophy...

... Ontology 165 Revenge of the Hyperobjects How are OOO’s arguments relevant to thinking ecology? OOO is a form of realism that asserts that real things exist—these things are objects, not just amorphous “Matter,” objects of all shapes and sizes, from football teams to Fermi-Dirac condensates...

... is strictly unimaginable” ( Hyperobjects , 108–9 ). This marks, for Morton, “the End of the World,” though his use of the phrase has a different tenor from the Césairean “End” that this essay is concerned with. 27. For more along these lines, see Gaston, Concept of World . 26. For Jacques...

... attempt to think through object-object encounters, as the fi gure fl oats across his essay like one of the undigestible hyperobjects he describes. To explain why an ecological critic should be interested in this abstract approach to the material world, Morton writes: “OOO belongs...