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Tue 24 Jun, 2014 05:13 am
I am wondering what the proper adjective for the verb agency/the noun agent is. Is it agentic, agentive, or agential? I found all of them used in philosophical and scientific papers.
Some examples:
"So, what is new in Barad's agential realism is to recognise matter as agentic in the process of an intra-active materialisation with other embodied beings..."
"... a new way of thinking materialism, of understanding matter as agentive."
"My aim is to conceptualize bodies as agentive points of mediation between a culture that seeks to mark ..."
"... because such activities involve component changes that require elemental bodies as agential subjects"
Thank you!
"So, what is new in Barad's realism agenda is to recognise matter as an agenda in the process of an intra-active materialisation with other embodied beings..."
"... a new way of thinking materialism, of understanding matter as an agenda."
"My aim is to conceptualize bodies as agenda points for mediation between a culture that seeks to mark ..."
"... because such activities involve component changes that require elemental bodies as agenda subjects"
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