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  1. Michel Serres: a troubadour for science, philosophy and education.Michalinos Zembylas - 2002 - Educational Philosophy and Theory 34 (4):477-502.
    When all the people of the world finally speak the same language and commune in the same message or the same norm of reason, we will descend, idiot imbeciles, lower than rats, more stupidly than lizards. The same maniacal language and science, the same repetitions of the same in all latitudes–an earth covered with screeching parrots. The goal of instruction is the end of instruction, that is to say invention. Invention is the only true intellectual act, the only act of (...)
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  • Michel Serres: A troubadour for science, philosophy and education.Michalinos Zembylas - 2002 - Educational Philosophy and Theory 34 (4):477–502.
    When all the people of the world finally speak the same language and commune in the same message or the same norm of reason, we will descend, idiot imbeciles, lower than rats, more stupidly than lizards. The same maniacal language and science, the same repetitions of the same in all latitudes–an earth covered with screeching parrots. The goal of instruction is the end of instruction, that is to say invention. Invention is the only true intellectual act, the only act of (...)
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  • Serres’ science.John Weaver - 2022 - Educational Philosophy and Theory 54 (4):353-361.
    In this article I explore Serres’ idea of science and how it impacted his overall work. This approach to understanding Serres’ idea of science is much like working with Nietzsche. I look at the areas Serres viewed as the dangers of science including what he referred to as a tsunami of data and the primary focus on methods. I end with Serres third way of inventive science.
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