Keywords
objeto raro
ontología
ecología
ecognosis
sintonía Morton, Object-Oriented Ontology, Relationism, Ecognosis, Tuning
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Abstract
The main objective of this article is to show how Timothy Morton's conception of reality, based on a peculiar vision of the notion of object taken from Graham Harman's Object-Oriented Ontology, opens the possibility of founding an ecologist thought that has powerful repercussions in the practical sphere. To do this, firstly, we study the category of object in Morton, the rare or strange object, and, secondly, we analyze the theoretical apparatus that constitutes ecognosis, the category with which he synthesizes ecologist thinking and acting. In it, tuning, as a form of approach and contact with the objects, takes on an essential importance.
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