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A Brief Theory of Entanglement examines the philosophical consequences that quantum mechanics has on our lives, our bodies, and our relationships. By framing themselves within the context of "daughter universes”—the theory that each choice on our plane of consciousness spawns an alternative universe in which the opposite choice was made—these poems consider pain and the power we choose to give it while imagining a multitude of worlds in which everything—even grief—occurs very differently.
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- A brief theory of entanglement
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- Comeaux, Alexandra (Author)
- Hogue, Cynthia (Thesis advisor)
- Dubie, Norman (Committee member)
- Rios, Alberto (Committee member)
- Arizona State University (Publisher)
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2016
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by Alexandra Comeaux