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Douglas Duhaime, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Download PDF Version Abstract This paper investigates the ways the American poet Charles Olson helped twentieth-century writers create a “quantum poetics” that could reflect the discoveries of modern relativity...
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Daniela Petro?el, University of Suceava, Romania Download PDF Version Abstract The Avant-garde literary movements accomplished a wide combination of artistic and scientific principles, exploiting aesthetically the aspects of technological world. Thus, the Futurist...
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Carolina Ferrer, Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), Canada Download PDF Version Abstract In March 1992, researchers from both sides of the Atlantic Ocean inaugurated in Paris the conference Épistémocritique et Cognition, thus giving official birth to...
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Paula Hayes, Strayer University, Tennessee, USA Download PDF Version Abstract Van Jordan uses physics in his poetry to explore many sub-texts—such as, race in American society, gender, autobiographical memories of youth,as well as the story of Albert Einstein’s...
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Tegan Zimmerman, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Download PDF Version Abstract This article examines the relatively unstudied field of the aesthetics of nature from a feminist perspective. Currently a feminist aesthetics of nature does not exist in...
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Robert C Robinson, University of Georgia, USA Download PDF Version Abstract The thesis of this paper is that causation, when described and treated as a metaphor, increases in explanatory power, while diminishing the problems associated with standard analysis of it....
