Waves and Stones

In Waves and Stones, Graham Harman explores the paradoxical relationship between continuous and discrete realities, arguing that this tension permeates every aspect of human life.

He delves into the historical roots of this paradox, tracing its presence from ancient Greek philosophers to contemporary physics.

Harman examines various fields, including evolutionary theory, architecture, and the interplay between religion and science, to illustrate the continuous and discrete elements.

He proposes a new perspective on this age-old problem, providing fresh insights into our understanding of ourselves and the complex world around us.

Waves and Stones ultimately challenges readers to reconsider the fundamental nature of reality and the interconnectedness of seemingly disparate domains.