by Admin | Nov 20, 2013 | Chief Editor, Editorial, Vol 3 No 1
Download PDF version This issue is dedicated once again to a more definitive exploration of the interdisciplinary question in humanities, in the inquest which characterizes modern science and a corresponding investigation of the nature of artistic and imaginative...
by Admin | Nov 20, 2013 | Vol 3 No 1
Slobodan Dan Paich, Artship Foundation, San Francisco, USA Download PDF Version Abstract Possible procedural similarities between abstract problems mathematically expressed, engineering problems mechanically resolved, collective tensions and yearning expressed as...
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Maria Elisa Navarro Morales, McGill University, Canada Abstract As a result of the improvement in observational astronomy in the seventeenth century, particularly with the advent of the telescope, astronomical observatories started to be built to house the instruments...
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Hrileena Ghosh, Jadavpur University Download PDF Version Abstract The doctrine of plural worlds is an ancient concept which received a new lease on life as a result of developments in astronomy in the sixteenth century. In his epic Paradise Lost, John Milton...
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Mahitosh Mandal, Ramakrishna Mission Residential College, Kolkata, India Abstract This paper attempts to understand how science is blended with literature in John Donne and Constance Naden, how the blending is a patterned one, and how a new poetics is developed out of...
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Zinia Mitra, Nakshalbari College, Darjeeling, India Download PDF Version Abstract Frankenstein or The Modern Prometheus is a unique blend of two genres: Gothic and science fiction. While it follows the gothic convention of tale within tales, its epistolary framework...
