Imaginary of Science

Throughout the history of literature it is common to find testimony to the presence of imaginaries freely articulated around pre-modern scientific knowledge. The emergence of modern science, however, brought about greater complexity to the relations between literature and science. Newton’s mechanist...

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Autor principal: Martínez, Luciana
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Publicado: Universidad Nacional del Litoral 2018
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imaginaries / literature / science / relations
imaginarios / literatura / ciencia / relaciones
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spelling I26-R133-article-73562021-05-05T20:45:16Z Imaginary of Science Presentación del dossier: Imaginarios de la ciencia Martínez, Luciana imaginaries / literature / science / relations imaginarios / literatura / ciencia / relaciones Throughout the history of literature it is common to find testimony to the presence of imaginaries freely articulated around pre-modern scientific knowledge. The emergence of modern science, however, brought about greater complexity to the relations between literature and science. Newton’s mechanistic model —which had become dominant since then—, as well as the demands for verifiability and the separation of disciplines signalled the divorce between literature and science as to see mingle irreconcilable symbolic orders, whose ties bore strong institutional preconceptions. Nevertheless, literature has historically fictionalized science issues without prejudices. This exercise deploys operations for the appropriation and absorption of theories, resources and paradigms, always based on the creative logics and the interests of writing itself. A lo largo de la historia de la literatura es posible hallar asiduo testimonio de la presencia de imaginarios que se articulan libremente en torno a saberes de la ciencia premoderna. La emergencia de la ciencia moderna implicó, no obstante, una complejización de las relaciones entre literatura y ciencia. El modelo mecanicista newtoniano que comenzó a imponerse desde entonces, así como también las exigencias de constatabilidad y de secesión de lo disciplinar marcaron la escisión de la literatura y la ciencia como dos órdenes simbólicos en apariencia irreconciliables, sobre cuya vinculación recayeron fuertes preconceptos institucionales. La literatura, sin embargo, ha históricamente ficcionalizado problemas de la ciencia de forma desprejuiciada. En ese ejercicio se despliegan operaciones de apropiación y fagocitación de teorías, recursos y paradigmas que se encuentran siempre en función de las lógicas creativas y los intereses de la propia escritura.   Universidad Nacional del Litoral 2018-06-06 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf text/html https://bibliotecavirtual.unl.edu.ar/publicaciones/index.php/ElTacoenlaBrea/article/view/7356 10.14409/tb.v0i7.7356 El Taco en la Brea; Núm. 7 (2018): El Taco en la Brea; 86-91 El Taco en la Brea; No. 7 (2018): El Taco en la Brea; 86-91 2362-4191 10.14409/tb.v0i7 spa https://bibliotecavirtual.unl.edu.ar/publicaciones/index.php/ElTacoenlaBrea/article/view/7356/10568 https://bibliotecavirtual.unl.edu.ar/publicaciones/index.php/ElTacoenlaBrea/article/view/7356/10782
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description Throughout the history of literature it is common to find testimony to the presence of imaginaries freely articulated around pre-modern scientific knowledge. The emergence of modern science, however, brought about greater complexity to the relations between literature and science. Newton’s mechanistic model —which had become dominant since then—, as well as the demands for verifiability and the separation of disciplines signalled the divorce between literature and science as to see mingle irreconcilable symbolic orders, whose ties bore strong institutional preconceptions. Nevertheless, literature has historically fictionalized science issues without prejudices. This exercise deploys operations for the appropriation and absorption of theories, resources and paradigms, always based on the creative logics and the interests of writing itself.
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