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1 Editor's note: object-oriented ontology arguably has some similarities to, as well as differences from, critical realism. In terms of similarities, its ‘correlationalism’ is perhaps reminiscent of the critical realist ‘epistemic fallacy’; and its ideas that ‘things are bigger on the inside’ and that ‘the sum of the parts is greater than the whole’ are perhaps similar to the critical realist ideas of intra-position and superposition emergence.
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