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Ontological Wonder as Operative Wonder,of superposition of all potential relations between objects, leading to the collapse of that potential into an actuality. This actuality is activated by the presence and withdrawal of the specific powers or qualities of each object in the relation. Operative wonder extends and radicalizes the result

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Museums, Gardens, and the Possibility for Care in Operative Wonder,een mystery and revelation that reveals operative wonder at work. While operative wonder, like quantum superposition, cannot be seen explicitly, the garden as a model for the museum demonstrates the agential activity of nonhuman and nonliving objects, and the wonderful, strange, and mysterious becom

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Toward a Weird Environmental Ethics,der narrows the focus somewhat to human experience, but ultimately expands back to what I call “Weird-species fields” which challenges boundaries between human and nonhuman communities, revels in a constructive ambiguity, and articulates the generativity of Weird operative wonder.

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Toward a Weird Environmental Ethics,der narrows the focus somewhat to human experience, but ultimately expands back to what I call “Weird-species fields” which challenges boundaries between human and nonhuman communities, revels in a constructive ambiguity, and articulates the generativity of Weird operative wonder.

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Book 2023ize themselves into complex objects. Since no relation is exhaustive, the capacity to wonder remains at a material level, and the possibility of reorganization is ever present. Ultimately, Onishi argues for a speculative eco-phenomenology with wonder as an engine for a Weird environmental ethics.

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