You might find Ian Bogost's work useful, as he is making reference to
OOO but making more of the relation to OOP (and how ontology is
understood differently in philosophy and computer science). His idea of
'unit operations' draws explicitly on Harman (and Harman is reworking
Heidegger's object theory).
http://www.bogost.com/
On 3/17/11 23:03 PM, Craig Latta wrote:
> Hi--
>
> Tom writes:
>
>> Programming paradigms are often quite close to philosophical
>> frameworks... Ive been looking at this in my PHD, but notions of OO,
>> Encapsulation, virtualisation and so on have pretty strong paralells
>> in ontology. Theres even a newish movement in philosophy called
>> ObjectOrientatedOntology.
> And Julian mentions "Graham Harman's Object Oriented Philosophy".
>
> Ooh. Any favorite links for this stuff?
>
>
> thanks!
>
> -C
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