Michel Serres and the Posthumanism: Silencing, Recognizing, and Working on Absences

 Faced with a socio-political-mediatic arena that continues to return the ballet of pandemic, climate change, fourth industrial revolution, sixth mass extinction, war etc., the reflection of Michel Serres and Posthumanism put forth instances for silencing of the anthropocentric logos , and for recognition of the multiplicity, variety, possibility of things and of the human in co-belonging with them, as well as instances for working on these same multiplicities, varieties, possibilities, that are often absences, black holes, repressed of philosophical absences Bearing off, I was dumbfounded to see an area almost two hundred and fifty acres square entirely populated by dancing bottles. […] The coiling winds had compelled them all there, from far and near, from thousand different quadrants. Their constant and perilous collisions made for an acute and cacophonic carillon, and this noise mounted heavenward, wafted to the horizon, it filled all space with giddy ecstasy. (Serres, 1982, p.