How many quotes did Timothy Morton wrote?

The author Timothy Morton wrote around 10 of quotes.

10 Timothy Morton Quotes on Deconstruction, Hyperobjects: Philosophy and Ecology after the End of the World and The Ecological Thought

Q: What is the best Timothy Morton quote?

"The assumption that Derrida always knows what he is talking about is not Derridean." - Timothy Morton

Q: What are some Timothy Morton quotes?

"We are all burnt by ultraviolet rays. We all contain water in about the same ratio as Earth does, and salt water in the same ratio that the oceans do. We are poems about the hyperobject Earth." "We are living textbooks on global warming and nuclear materials, crisscrosssed with interobjective calligraphy." "The strategy of this book, then, is to awaken us from the dream that the world is about to end, because action on Earth (the real Earth) depends on it. The end of the world has already occurred. We can be uncannily precise about the date on which the world ended. Convenience is not readily associated with historiography, nor indeed with geological time. But in this case, it is uncannily clear. It was April 1784, when James Watt patented the steam engine, an act that commenced the depositing of carbon in Earth’s crust—namely, the inception of humanity as a geophysical force on a planetary scale." - Timothy Morton

Q: What are some short Timothy Morton quotes?

"For its part, science is about being able to admit that you're wrong." "The ecological thought affects all aspects of life, culture, and society." "Being a person means never being sure that you're one." - Timothy Morton