A Conversation with Acclaimed Science Fiction Writer Ken Liu
In the Beginning Was the Word: The Place of Narrative in the Construction of Reality
Niels Bohr declared that physics is not about how the world is, but what we can say about the world. Does science uncover objective reality, or is it merely one narrative among many concerning human experience? What is the role of storytelling in the scientific process? What can scientists learn from story-telling? Join theoretical physicist and astrobiologist Sara Walker in conversation with science fiction writer Ken Liu for a deep and wide-ranging discussion on the nature of narrative and science. Professor Ed Finn of the Center for Science and Imagination Presides.
Event Date
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Tempe CampusTicketing
Free event, registration requiredBuilding/Room/Location
Marston Theater - ISTB4Hosting/Sponsoring organization/Unit
Beyond Center for Fundamental Concepts in Science
Name for event inquiries
Jessica StryckerEmail for event inquiries
jessica.strycker@asu.eduRSVP Link
https://links.asu.edu/KenLiu