Being Ecological

Being Ecological by Timothy Morton is a captivating exploration that challenges everything you think you know about ecology and our place within it.

Hailed as "Our most popular guide to the new epoch" by Guardian, this thought-provoking book invites readers into a world where the boundaries between 'humans' and 'nature' blur, urging us to reconsider our future on this planet. Morton’s unique perspective confronts the overwhelming 'information dump' fatigue that prevails in our digital age, offering a refreshing approach to understanding ecology.

In Being Ecological, Morton boldly states that this volume contains "no ecological facts," instead providing an invigorating narrative that sparks new ways of thinking. This book is not just for environmentalists; it appeals to anyone curious about the deeper connection between humanity and ecology.

• Provocative Insights: Challenges conventional beliefs about ecology.
• Interdisciplinary Approach: Merges philosophy with contemporary culture.
• Engaging Style: Captivates both scholars and casual readers alike.

Morton’s collaborations with renowned artists and thinkers, including Björk and Hans Ulrich Obrist, further enrich this narrative. He seamlessly weaves together concepts from object-oriented philosophy, engaging with influential figures like Heidegger and Kant to provide a fresh lens on subjectivity and objectivity.

Whether you care about ecology or not, Being Ecological is a must-read that empowers you to envision a livable future and urges us to harness our innate capacity for change.