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literary catch-up

Submitted by Anne Dalke on Tue, 04/10/2007 - 2:13pm.

Wednesday's class will be a *delicious* literary catch-up day: I want to spend some more time on those *few* unanswered questions I still have about Properties of Light. I'll want to discuss the collection of poems with you (look esp. @ the connections between Goldstein's novel and "Empedocles' Physics"). I'll want to be thinking with you about how differently novels work from poems, and poems from essays, like Stepan's on "The Role of Analogy in Science," and the final few paragraphs of Virginia Woolf's very-famous A Room of One's Own.

 

Yum!

Anne 

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