Strange Attractors: Literature, Culture, and Chaos Theory |
Contents
chaos classics and modern culture | 1 |
chaos theory Miltons Eden and Jurassic | 26 |
The butterfly effect and the apple effect | 40 |
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Strange Attractors: Literature, Culture, and Chaos Theory Harriett Hawkins No preview available - 1995 |
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Adam and Eve aesthetic alike Antony and Cleopatra artistic tradition associated audience Beast beautiful behaviour Benoit Mandelbrot boy actor butterfly effect Caesar Caliban chaos science chaos scientists chaos theory chaotic components characters classic cognate comparable complex Conchis contrast Crichton's critical cultural David Ruelle death described determinism deterministic chaos disruption Doctor Moreau dramatic dream dynamics Enobarbus epic fiction film Forbidden Planet forces Fowles fractal Guide to Chaos Hamlet historical human Iago Ian Stewart ideological interactive irregular island James Gleick John Briggs Juliet Jurassic Park likewise linear literary literature London Macbeth Magus Mandelbrot set mathematics metadramatic metaphors Milton's modern musical nature novel observes obvious operative order and chaos Othello Paradise Lost political popular portrayal portrayed postmodern predict Prospero recursive reference replicated romantic Romeo Satan says scale scene scientific seems self-similarity sexual Shakespeare Shakespearian simultaneously storm strange attractor structure symmetries Tempest things tragedy Turbulent Mirror turn unpredictable