noumenal
we have a noumenal and trascendental side, a side which escapes relationality
we have a noumenal and trascendental side, a side which escapes relationality
to put the point less invidiously
the distinction between things related and relations is just an alternative way of making the distinction between what we are talking about and what we say about it. The latter distinction is, as Whitehead said, just a hypostatization of the relation between linguistic subject and linguistic predicate
The neoclassical logic behind carbon pricing seeks to make companies factor the cost of pollution into their budgets. It's what's known as a Pigouvian Tax, and whether it actually succeeds in curbing emissions is secondary to whether it breeds efficiency.
Karl Marx, in an expression later popularized by sociologist John Bellamy Foster, called this disjuncture in the ecosystem capitalism's "metabolic rift."
on human feces being stuck in cities whereas previously they were used to fertilise the soil in the countryside (in Victorian England)