Geophilia, or The Love of Stone

Continent 4 (2) (2015)
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Geophilia, the love of stone, is the invitation to begin thinking of time in terms of eon. This is a logic of time that far surpasses the temporary lives of humans. Geologic time teaches us humans about ruin and offers a dis-anthropocentric narrative to counter human supremacy. An excerpt from the forthcoming book Stone, An Ecology of the Inhuman.

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