Books like Connectedness
Loved Connectedness by Diana Coole? Here are 8 books with the same pull, and why each one fits.
About Connectedness →8 books
- 1Meeting the Universe Halfway

Meeting the Universe Halfway
Karen BaradIt develops a relational account of matter and agency that also draws on physics and philosophy.
- 2Vibrant Matter

Vibrant Matter
Jane BennettIt argues that matter is active and lively, a central idea in the new materialist debate that Coole also engages.
- 3Reassembling the Social

Reassembling the Social
Bruno LatourIt rethinks social life as networks of human and nonhuman connections, challenging the idea of the social as a separate domain.
- 4Staying with the Trouble

Staying with the Trouble
Donna J. HarawayIt explores how humans and other species are entangled, using the idea of making kin across boundaries.
- 5Process and Reality

Process and Reality
Alfred North WhiteheadIt is a foundational process metaphysics that treats relations and events as more basic than fixed substances.
- 6Hyperobjects

Hyperobjects
Timothy MortonIt argues that some entities are so widely distributed in time and space that they challenge ordinary ideas of separate objects.
- 7Bodily Natures

Bodily Natures
Stacy AlaimoIt traces how human bodies are part of material environments, linking embodiment to ecological and political concerns.
- 8The Web of Life

The Web of Life
Fritjof CapraIt presents living systems as networks of relationships, offering a more popular account of systems thinking in ecology.
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