Nature and Nature's Laws: Themes in Science and Literature

The 'two cultures' debate is half a century old. But the question of how science and literature interact - or fail to do so - goes back to long before that. Reactions to science were already a matter of interest in the seventeenth century. The two cultures' argument emphasized the differences between the scientific and the literary cultures. More

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About Jack Meadows

Professor Jack Meadows is a former Head of Astronomy and History of Science at the University of Leicester. He subsequently became professor of Library and Information Studies at Loughborough University, retiring earlier this century.

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