Science and Literature: The Great Divide?

Alex Stuart; Jessica Goodman

Science and Literature
The Great Divide?

Edited by Alex Stuart and Jessica Goodman

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MHRA Working Papers in the Humanities 7

Modern Humanities Research Association

25 January 2013

Open Access with doi: 10.59860/wph.i7c3646

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1-48	Science and Literature: The Great Divide? Alex Stuart, Jessica Goodman Complete volume as single PDF	Read

1-15	Introduction: Science and Literature: The Great Divide? Alex Stuart, Jessica Goodman doi:10.59860/wph.a8d2a8d	Read Cite
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16-23	‘De la science dans la fiction’: Elisa Brune’s Petite révision du ciel and Les Jupiters chauds Caroline Verdier doi:10.59860/wph.a05884a	Read Cite
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24-32	What D. H. Lawrence Understood of ‘The Einstein Theory’: Relativity in Fantasia of the Unconscious and Kangaroo Rachel Crossland doi:10.59860/wph.a167c91	Read Cite
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33-40	Questioning Categories of Science and Fiction in Fin de Siècle Magazines Will Tattersdill doi:10.59860/wph.a2770d8	Read Cite
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41-48	Metaphors of Science and Empire: The Entomologist Narrator in Amin Maalouf’s Le Premier Siècle après Béatrice, and the Scientific Subject in Chris Marker’s La Jetée Sura Qadiri doi:10.59860/wph.a3864bb	Read Cite
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First footnote reference: ³⁵ Science and Literature: The Great Divide?, ed. by Alex Stuart and Jessica Goodman (= MHRA Working Papers in the Humanities, 7 (2013)) <https://www.mhra.org.uk/publications/wph-7> [accessed 29 April 2024], p. 21.

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Stuart, Alex, and Jessica Goodman (eds). 2013. Science and Literature: The Great Divide? (= MHRA Working Papers in the Humanities, 7) <https://www.mhra.org.uk/publications/wph-7> [accessed 29 April 2024]

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Science and LiteratureThe Great Divide?

Edited by Alex Stuart and Jessica Goodman

Science and Literature
The Great Divide?