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Forming common ground for literature and science.

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"Janine Rogers has written a book that is welcome and original in its explorations of contemporary poetry, fiction, and science. Striking a balance between engaging external sources and personal interpretations, Unified Fields is passionate criticism with a life and a voice." Brian Bartlett, author of Ringing Here & There: A Nature Calendar and The Watchmaker's Table "Rogers's determination to bind literature and science together through close reading is genuinely promising. Proving that one can write about literature and science without talking ad nauseam about C. P. Snow, F. R. Leavis et al, she opens up an integrated field of inquiry that future scholars may find tantalizing." Times Literary Supplement

Unified Fields Science and Literary Form

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      Publisher: McGill-Queen's University Press
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 15/01/2015
      ISBN13: 9780773544239, 978-0773544239
      ISBN10: 0773544232

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Forming common ground for literature and science.

      Trade Review
      "Janine Rogers has written a book that is welcome and original in its explorations of contemporary poetry, fiction, and science. Striking a balance between engaging external sources and personal interpretations, Unified Fields is passionate criticism with a life and a voice." Brian Bartlett, author of Ringing Here & There: A Nature Calendar and The Watchmaker's Table "Rogers's determination to bind literature and science together through close reading is genuinely promising. Proving that one can write about literature and science without talking ad nauseam about C. P. Snow, F. R. Leavis et al, she opens up an integrated field of inquiry that future scholars may find tantalizing." Times Literary Supplement

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