January 19, 2001
Lafayette College Course Surveys Science and Literature
The trouble with literature and science is that most people think they have nothing in common. The former is imaginative, subjective, and mushy; the latter hard-minded, objective, and dry.
Except when Laura Dassow Walls, an associate professor of English at Lafayette College, in Easton, Pa., talks about them. Then literature and science seem remarkably alike. And there's a good reason for that, Ms. Walls insists: They are.
The problem, Ms. Walls adds,
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