Philosophy
Graham Harman
The Frontline of Philosophy
A world-renowned philosopher who pioneered 'Object-Oriented Ontology
Lesson Plan
- Lesson Length : 5 Lessons ㆍ 1 hours 24 miutes
- Language : 한국어, English
How philosophy can guide us through crises like climate change, AI, and nuclear war.
Will humanity face extinction due to advanced artificial intelligence? Could the climate crisis lead us to a mass extinction? Amid growing anxieties over worst-case scenarios like AI, climate change, pandemics, and nuclear war, how can we respond to these crises? Renowned philosopher Graham Harman argues that our fixation on 'catastrophic thinking'—imagining extreme disasters—may cause us to overlook the real challenges we currently face.
So, what practical issues should we focus on in the 21st century? Through five insightful lectures, Professor Harman analyzes pressing issues such as catastrophic thinking, AI, politics, and war, offering an opportunity to reflect on how our lives are changing and how we might understand and respond to these shifts philosophically.
Full Bio
Graham Harman
- Professor of Philosophy at the Southern California Institute of Architecture
- Leading figure in the 21st-century 'Speculative Realism' movement
- Founder of 'Object-Oriented Ontology' (OOO)
- Named among the 100 most influential figures in the international art world (ArtReview, 2015)
- Recognized as one of the 50 most influential living philosophers (The Best Schools, 2016)
In European continental philosophy, Graham Harman is recognized as a provocative philosopher who challenges human-centered thought. As the creator of 'Object-Oriented Ontology,' he shifted the focus of philosophical thought from humans to objects. Acknowledged for his significant impact on global philosophy, he was named one of the 50 most influential living philosophers by The Best Schools (2016) and one of the 100 most influential figures in the international art world by ArtReview (2015).
His innovative philosophical approach offers a new paradigm for 21st-century philosophy, influencing fields such as politics, ethics, art, and architecture. He currently serves as a professor of philosophy at the Southern California Institute of Architecture.
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