Intensive Science and Virtual Philosophy

By M. Landa. 2002

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First-Order Languaging Dynamics and Second-Order Language: The Distributed Language View (2011, background): “As such it “is but a specific solution” to a problem-space populated by virtual multiplicities (De Landa, 2002, p. 156) that inhabit cultural timescales but which interact with actualized events and are their constant shadow.”
The Wonder of Data (2013, background): “The problem with such “typological thinking” (DeLanda, 2002) is that it is obsessed with sameness and the establishment of fixed, hierarchical relations among entities.”