The Incorporeal: Ontology, Ethics, and the Limits of Materialism
In The Incorporeal, Elizabeth Grosz investigates the connections between ontology, ethics, and materialism. The book considers the boundaries of materialist thought and examines how philosophical reflection on the incorporeal can shape broader questions about existence and ethical understanding.
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Elizabeth Grosz’s The Incorporeal explores the philosophical significance of the incorporeal.
The book considers ontology, the study of being, alongside ethical questions and the limits of materialism.
It offers a focused inquiry into how philosophical accounts of existence may engage with what cannot be understood solely through material terms.
Written for readers interested in contemporary philosophy, the work connects metaphysical reflection with ethical thought.
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