The Agency of Objects | Epoché Magazine
The prospect of memories, equivalent to the known world, lures me into dark territory I might otherwise ignore. Yet, once I’ve sifted all I can retrieve there remains an absent other, silent and persistent beyond my power of recollection, something to which I am constantly relating that gives my being continuity and stability. If I
The Agency of Objects | Epoché Magazine Epoché Philosophy Monthly Archive Index About --> Issue #34 September 2020 The Agency of Objects by Ron Richardson Jaromir Funke — Untitled, c. 1923 T he prospect of memories, equivalent to the known world, lures me into dark territory I might otherwise ignore. Yet, once I’ve sifted all I can retrieve there remains an absent other, silent and persistent beyond my power of recollection, something to which I am constantly relating that gives my being continuity and stability. If I am in perpetual relationship to something surely it ought to exist here with
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