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How Does Matter Feel?
by David Landreth

We insist on integrating our feelings into our environment—not only in seeking sympathy, affirmation, or reassurance from the fellow feelers who make up our social world, but in locating feeling in the extra-human conditions of our material world. An “atmosphere” may denote the vast envelope of gases surrounding a planet, or, just as readily, a local environment suffused with feeling. Read more…

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    I argue, presents us with an indistinct vision of the human and invites reflection on what it means to inhabit a world both indifferent and intimately continuous with us.

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David Landreth, "How Does Matter Feel?," Spenser Review (Winter 2015). Accessed March 3rd, 2025.