Why a Thing's matter, well, matters.
Photo by Brandon Henry
First, that all objects are important; they matter.
Second, the apostrophe invokes Jane Bennett’s theory of Vibrant Matter which shifts the focus to a thing's possession of matter as an object with agency that takes up space in the universe.
If you’re still not sure, let us be plain: it’s an elaborate pun! But an important one because it reminds us that things have lifecycles that exist before and after individual interactions with human beings.
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