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Gaston Bachelard

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Gaston Bachelard , 1884-1962, French philosopher. He held degrees in physics, mathematics, and philosophy and taught at Dijon (1930-40) and the Univ. of Paris (1940-54). Bachelard regarded knowing as a result of the interaction between reason and experience. He rejected the notion of the empirical world as entirely random or senseless. At the same time he rejected the Cartesian idea that the larger view of reality is preordained and progressively uncovered through the accumulation of new scientific facts. Bachelard argued that new scientific knowledge may lead to a fundamental reformulation o... Read more
Bachelard, Gaston
Bachelard, Gaston (1894–1962) A founding...philosophy of science, Bachelard was also concerned with...arts. Like Thomas Kuhn, Bachelard argued against a pervasive...of science themselves. Bachelard's work was important in... Read more
Sandra Cisneros
...Writers Workshop in the late 1970s. A breakthrough occurred for Cisneros during a discussion of French philosopher Gaston Bachelard's The Poetics of Space and his metaphor of a house; she realized that her experiences as a Hispanic woman were unique... Read more

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