Bruno Latour: Reassembling the Political

Graham Harman

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Note on the Life and Thought of Bruno Latour Introduction. Truth Politics and Power Politics 1. In Search of a Latourian Political Philosophy 2. Early Latour: Hannibal of Actants 3. Middle Latour: The Parliament of Things 4. Late Latour: Politics as a Mode 5. Usefully Pilloried: Latour's Left Flank 6. An Interesting Reactionary: Latour's Right Flank 7. A Copernican Revolution: Lippmann, Dewey, and Object-Oriented Politics 8. Concluding Remarks Endnotes Bibliography Index

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