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 en The Speculative Turn, Continental Materialism and Realism, Bryant, Srnicek, Harman (eds), re.press Melbourne, 2011
+Disponible online en [[http://www.re-press.org/book-files/OA_Version_Speculative_Turn_9780980668346.pdf|re-press.org]]
+The first wave of twentieth century continental thought in the Anglophone
+world was dominated by phenomenology, with Martin Heidegger generally the most
+influential figure of the group. By the late 1970s, the influence of Jacques Derrida
+and Michel Foucault had started to gain the upper hand, reaching its zenith a decade
+or so later. It was towards the mid-1990s that Gilles Deleuze entered the ascendant,
+shortly before his death in November 1995, and his star remains perfectly visible
+today. But since the beginning of the twenty-first century, a more chaotic and in
+some ways more promising situation has taken shape. Various intriguing philosophical
+trends, their bastions scattered across the globe, have gained adherents and started
+to produce a critical mass of emblematic works. While it is difficult to find a single
+adequate name to cover all of these trends, we propose ‘The Speculative Turn’, as a
+deliberate counterpoint to the now tiresome ‘Linguistic Turn’. The words ‘materialism’ and ‘realism’ in our subtitle clarify further the nature of the new trends, but also
+preserve a possible distinction between the material and the real.