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DESCRIPTION:Did Newton’s dog really set fire to his manuscripts? Was Einste
 in’s brain stolen after his death and 'lost' for nearly two decades? Did D
 escartes build an automaton to replace his deceased daughter? This lecture
  will explore how both true and apocryphal stories have shaped public perc
 eptions of science\, scientific discovery\, and its most iconic figures. T
 hrough this exploration\, the lecture will emphasize the power of anecdote
 s as literary devices\, revealing how they serve as intersections between 
 philosophical ideas and the narratives through which science is understood
 .\n
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DTEND:20241025T190000Z
LOCATION:Room 613\, Education Building\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 1Y2\, 370
 0 rue McTavish
SUMMARY:Newton’s Dog and Other Tales: Exploring the Literary and Philosophi
 cal Construction of Science
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 her-tales-exploring-literary-and-philosophical-construction-science-359783
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