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Arguing that there are fruitful ways of linking literature and science, yet cautioning of pitfalls in the process, the author attempts to steer a methodological course between the two sides of the debate that has erupted into the media with the 1996 publication of Alan Sokal's postmodern parody in the journal . After the explanation of his methodology for literature/science criticism, three case studies, focused on the issues of knowledge, identity, and time are used to test the author's thesis. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)Product Details
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