Have you ever heard of Alfonso Lingis? He’s on the phenomenological side of things philosopher. He has a book called “the imperative”. I find that he is able to put things in a way that I have not heard other authors situate.
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3 responses to “The enduring charm of hybridity”
The history of humanity was made of cultural and physical hybridity
Yeah. I like this guys post. It kind of plays into the ideas fixity (homogeneity) and (composite) hybridity.
Have you ever heard of Alfonso Lingis? He’s on the phenomenological side of things philosopher. He has a book called “the imperative”. I find that he is able to put things in a way that I have not heard other authors situate.