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Object-Oriented Ontology (OOO) as a book-category gathers works that take objects — not human minds or relations — as the primary units of reality and inquiry. Rooted in contemporary metaphysics and speculative realism, the category includes theoretical treatises, introductory guides, and applied studies that argue for a “flat” ontology in which human and nonhuman objects alike have autonomy, hidden depths (“withdrawal”), and irreducible agency. Typical themes are critiques of anthropocentrism and correlationism, explorations of object relations and assemblages, and cross-disciplinary applications in art, architecture, media, ecology, and design. Books in this category range from dense philosophical monographs to accessible primers and creative or interdisciplinary experiments that reframe how things — from artifacts to ecosystems — are thought and represented.

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