• On Not Being “Smack in the Center . . .”
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  • On Not Being “Smack in the Center . . .”
  • The Hedgehog, the Fox, and the Magister’s Pox
  • References
    • Two Cultures @ Wikipedia
    • Krauss 2009 Update
    • Consilience
    • Third Culture
  • About
  • Contact
    • Privacy Policy
  • Events

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"Two cultures" is a gateway site for Poetry and Science. Site developed by DarkViolin and Leo Obrst. DarkViolin is a music and literary critic and a poet.

Literature and Science

The University of Westminster held a master class on "Thinking Through Form in Literature and Science"

Description "In this masterclass Janine will talk through her methods of working with the formal characteristics of literary writing and how these inform interdisciplinary relations with the sciences. This event is particularly aimed at postgraduates and early career researchers working in interdisciplinary ways with literary texts."

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