Black Hole Materialism

  • Gamble C
  • Nail T
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The Euro-Western tradition has long considered matter to be essentially non-relational, passive and mechanical. Matter, that is, is thought to consist of elementary particles that remain internally unchanged while moving inside of, or against, an equally unchanging or fixed background of space, time, or both. Consequently, matter’s behavior has been seen as obeying—either fully or probabilistically—preexisting and invariant natural laws.

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Gamble, C. N., & Nail, T. (2020). Black Hole Materialism. Rhizomes: Cultural Studies in Emerging Knowledge, (36). https://doi.org/10.20415/rhiz/036.e08

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