Química na poesia e poesia na química

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Autor(a) principal: Wallau,W. Martin
Data de Publicação: 2014
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: por
Título da fonte: Química Nova (Online)
Texto Completo: http://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0100-40422014001000024
Resumo: Goethe's novel 'Elective Affinities', published in 1809, uses Bergmann's concept of 'Elective Attractions', from 1775, as a metaphor for social relations. Its analysis demonstrates the possibility of describing chemical theories, characterised by an anthropomorphic language, using poetic means. Due to the inherently poetic nature of chemical language, Nobel Laureate Roald Hoffmann (2002) suggests relaxing strictures against expressing emotions and personal motives in scientific publications, thus enabling the use ofing poetry to understand and communicate science. Based on the analysis of Goethe's novel and Hoffmann's essay, this article discusses the possibility of using poetic means to help understand chemistry and communicate its research results.
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title Química na poesia e poesia na química
spellingShingle Química na poesia e poesia na química
Wallau,W. Martin
chemical language
science communication
History of Chemistry
title_short Química na poesia e poesia na química
title_full Química na poesia e poesia na química
title_fullStr Química na poesia e poesia na química
title_full_unstemmed Química na poesia e poesia na química
title_sort Química na poesia e poesia na química
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science communication
History of Chemistry
topic chemical language
science communication
History of Chemistry
description Goethe's novel 'Elective Affinities', published in 1809, uses Bergmann's concept of 'Elective Attractions', from 1775, as a metaphor for social relations. Its analysis demonstrates the possibility of describing chemical theories, characterised by an anthropomorphic language, using poetic means. Due to the inherently poetic nature of chemical language, Nobel Laureate Roald Hoffmann (2002) suggests relaxing strictures against expressing emotions and personal motives in scientific publications, thus enabling the use ofing poetry to understand and communicate science. Based on the analysis of Goethe's novel and Hoffmann's essay, this article discusses the possibility of using poetic means to help understand chemistry and communicate its research results.
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