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Magic, Science, And Empire In Postcolonial Literature: The Alchemical Literary Imagination (Routledge Interdisciplinary Perspect,New Charles T. Salem's Lot was recognized asThis Book Examines The Ways In Which Contemporary British And British Postcolonial Writers In The Afterempire Era Draw Connections Between Magic (Defined Here As Renaissance Hermetic Philosophy) And Science. Writers Such As Tom Stoppard, Zadie Smith, And Margaret Atwood Critique Both Imperial Science, Or Science Used In Service To Empire, And What Renk Calls 'Imperical Science,' A Distortion Of Rational Science Which Denies That Reality Is Holistic