The narrative reconstruction of scienceFootnote1Earlier versions of this paper were presented at Wesleyan University's Center for the Humanities, Oberlin College, and to a session on ‘Narrative and Science’ organized by Robert Crease for the 1989 meeting of the International Association for Philosophy and Literature. I am grateful to my audiences on all of these occasions, and especially to Thomas Ryckman, commentator for the colloquium at the Center for the Humanities, for their helpful comments and criticisms.
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