@article{812846,
      author = {Meyer, Steven,},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/812846},
      title = {The Cambridge companion to literature and science /},
      abstract = {"In 1959, C.P. Snow lamented the presence of 'two  cultures': the unbridgeable chasm of understanding, and  knowledge between modern literature and modern science.  Over the past twenty years, scholars in literature and  science studies have worked diligently to interrogate  relations between twentieth- and twenty-first-century  literature and science as radically alienated from each  other. The Cambridge Companion to Literature and Science  offers a roadmap to developments which have contributed to  the emergence of reciprocal connections between the two  areas of study. Weaving together theory and empiricism,  individual chapters explore major figures - Shakespeare,  Bacon, Darwin, Henry James, William James, Einstein; major  genres - fiction, science fiction, poetry, dramatic works,  science studies; and major theories and movements -  pragmatism, critical theory, cognitive science,  ecocriticism, cultural studies, affect theory, digital  humanities, and empiricism. This book will be a key  resource for scholars, graduate students, and undergraduate  students alike"--},
      recid = {812846},
      pages = {xxii, 324 pages ;},
}