Sentence examples for imaginary science from inspiring English sources

All of history, most of science, and a great deal of every other discipline seem to have been mastered, cross-indexed, and then extended into equally rich realms of purely invented erudition: imaginary science, alternative history.

He would bring no formal education to his discoveries; his understanding of the world would be based on a patchwork of dreams, imaginary science and facts, as well as his own intuition.

Following Max Weber, Taylor uses the term, "disenchantment" to describe the dismantling of this social imaginary, by science and the Enlightenment, industrialisation and so on.

literature on socio-cultural representations and imaginaries on science and technology and their potential for governance (including literature from philosophy, and science and technology studies).  .

The imaginary accumulated by science fiction through the years has always fancied future worlds full of intelligent autonomous machines that were able to perceive the reality around.

If the present state of imaginary music seems bleak, science fiction suggests a brighter future.

I was always at home with the science of imaginary solutions".

This planet of mine was imaginary, with strips of science and history in its palisades as mortar.

3. Alfred Jarry, The Supermale (1902) Alfred Jarry was a surrealist playwright and founder of "Pataphysics", which he defined as "the science of imaginary solutions".

Put into a brief idiot's guide - which, one assumes, would be as 'pataphysically valid as any other guide - 'pataphysics is, in Jarry's words, "the science of imaginary solutions" and "the law governing exceptions".

His characters have names, like Lovely Rita or Father Mackenzie, and perform bold, funny actions: they came in through the bathroom window or, like Joan in "Maxwell's Silver Hammer," they got "quizzical, studied pataphysical/Science in the home," a reference to the Dadaist playwright Alfred Jarry's science of imaginary solutions.