Laboratorium myślenia inaczej
Laboratory of Thinking Differently

Summary/Abstract: This article discusses the main theses of Karen Barad’s book Meeting the Universe Halfway: Quantum Physics and the Entanglement of Matter and Meaning. The author situates Barad’s work within a broader theoretical and critical context, focusing on concepts such as indeterminacy, performativity, and relationality, as well as their ontological, epistemological, and ethical-political dimensions. The article suggests that engaging with the book serves as a practice for reconfiguring the world, highlighting the co-constitution of the content, the author, and the reader, along with the transformation of existence, thought, and relationships.

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