Gothic Ontology and Sympathy
In Sjoerd Van Tuinen (ed.), Speculative Art Histories. Edinburgh University Press (forthcoming)
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This transcription of a keynote for the Speculative Art Histories conference in May 2013 is a mixture of the main argument of The Sympathy of Things and some new insights. The text might be helpful for those who have not read the Sympathy book, which has been sold out for a number of years. This essay will appear as a chapter in Sjoerd van Tuinen's Speculative Art Histories, to be published with Edinburgh University Press in 2017.
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