When Gaston Bachelard turns to science and the arts for answers, it is not to be blinded by their conclusions. Neither is it to pit one discipline against the other nor to juxtapose them. But he also refuses to accept the symmetrical inversions that morph sciences into art or the arts into sciences. Instead of the skeletal structures of the arts and the sciences, Bachelard has always preferred a single art and single science, both alive and susceptible of encountering one another in a number of ways, restricted but sustainable.Si Gaston Bachelard interroge les sciences et les arts, ce n'est pas du tout pour se laisser éblouir par les uns ou les autres. Ce n'est pas non plus pour les mettre en concurrence ou se contenter de le juxtaposer. Ma...