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Reflections on Saturday: the Mighty Story, the Mirror Stage, and Henry Perowne's Ocular Proof
Early in our inhabitation of Henry Perowne’s mind, we observe him engage in one of many intellectual disputes with his daughter’s worldview: “This notion of Daisy’s, that people can’t ‘live’ without s… more →
Genetics and Literature
Andrea Barrett - Ship Fever: Stories
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Fyrefly wrote 1 month ago: 130. Ship Fever: Stories by Andrea Barrett (1996) Length: 256 pages Genre: Short stories; a mix of h … more →
Friday Atheist-Friendly Fiction (FAFF) 2
sendaianonymous wrote 1 month ago: Today’s rec is Andrea Barrett’s Ship Fever! I only read this book, because Simon Singh r … more →
Reflections on Saturday: the Mighty Story, the Mirror Stage, and Henry Perowne's Ocular Proof
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bellonvandy wrote 8 months ago: Early in our inhabitation of Henry Perowne’s mind, we observe him engage in one of many intellectual … more →
For Himself
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slipstream99 wrote 1 year ago: Much was said in class yesterday about the work of Wallace and Alec in the service of science. They … more →
Ship Fever - Soroche
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oconneds wrote 1 year ago: I found Soroche to be an interesting story, one that in many ways resembles The Behavior of Hawkweed … more →
Social and Political Constraints on Science
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rlisotta wrote 1 year ago: We briefly touched on this topic the other day in class, but I think it is important that we recogni … more →
On Science and Technology in Literature
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lizfrank wrote 1 year ago: In Ishiguro’s Never Let Me Go, the cloned students living at Hailsham are encouraged to create … more →
