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The boundaries between humanities and the sciences have moved and become blurred countless times in recent decades. The use of science in humanities and of the cultural metaphor in science is abundantly documented. Theories of thermodynamics (entropy), topology, catastrophes and fractals, for example, have been especially fertile. The mathematician and physicist Alan Sokal, however, denounced the abusive exploitation of science by some literary theorists, philosophers and psychoanalysts, among others. Nonetheless, the scandal caused by Sokal in 1996 concealed legitimate uses of science by the humanities, such as that illustrated by Gaston Bachelard with his creation of a material poetics , after removing previous epistemological obstacles.

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Ciencias &lt;em&gt;inexactas&lt;/em&gt; y literaturas &lt;em&gt;exactas&lt;/em&gt;. Lo que va del &lt;em&gt;affaire&lt;/em&gt; Sokal a la poética de la materia de Bachelard