The Cultural Authority of Science

Comparing across Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas
Herausgeber: Bauer, Martin W; Shukla, Rajesh; Pansegrau, Petra

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Produktbeschreibung

This Indo-European led collaboration aims to map the cultural authority of science, and to construct a system of indicators to observe this 'science culture' based on artefacts (science news analysis) and espoused beliefs and evaluations (public attitude data).

Produktdetails

• Routledge Studies in Science, Technology and Society
• Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
• Seitenzahl: 394
• Erscheinungstermin: 25. Februar 2020
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 231mm x 155mm x 23mm
• Gewicht: 642g
• ISBN-13: 9780367487027
• ISBN-10: 0367487020
• Artikelnr.: 58854291

Autorenporträt

Martin W Bauer is a Professor of Social Psychology at the Department of Psychology and Behavioural Science, LSE, UK Petra Pansegrau is a Senior Researcher at Bielefeld University, Germany Rajesh Shukla is an applied statistician, currently heading the not-for-profit Indian think tank "People Research on India's Consumer Economy" (PRICE)

Inhaltsangabe

Part 1: Concept and Theory Chapter 1: Bauer
M.
Pansegrau
P. Shukla
R. - Image
perception and cultural authority of science - by way of introduction Chapter 2: Weingart
P. - The authority of science revisited - mainly Anglo-European. Chapter 3: Raza
G. - Scientific temper and cultural authority of science in India. Chapter 4: Kim
H. S. - The authority of science in Korea: a new explication and measurement. ? Part 2: Mediated Authority Chapter 5: Falade
B.
Bauer
M.
Pansegrau
P Shukla
R. - Science and the news flow
1990 to 2014
in Germany
UK and India. Chapter 6: Pansegrau
P. Bauer
M. - The intensity of media attention as an index of authority of science. Chapter 7: Pansegrau
P. Popova
G. - Framing science: discourses and representations in UK and Germany. Chapter 8: Guenther
L.
Weingart
P. Joubert
M. - Bridging a gap - mapping the science coverage of South African newspapers. Chapter 9: Süerdem
A. - Science news in Turkey: data mining techniques for science culture mapping. Chapter 10: Neresini
F. Lorenzet
A. - The great narrative: analysing the cultural authority of science through media attention in Italy ? Part 3: Perceived authority Chapter 11: Sharma
A. - The cultural distance from science and the role of science education in India: a logit model. Chapter 12: Yuh-Yuh
LI. Chen-Yen
Tsai- The science
the paranormal
cohorts and cognitive polyphasia: the authority of science in Taiwan. Chapter 13: A note to the reader .... Chapter 14: Falade
B. - Vaccination controversy in Nigeria 2001-2009: Religion and the authority of science. Chapter 15: Castelfranchi
Y. - Decades of change - Brazilian perceptions of science 1987-2015. Chapter 16: Besley
J. - Correlational stability in the US-NSF science and engineering surveys 1979-2014. Chapter 17: Crettaz de Roten
F. - Attitudes to science in the World Values Surveys - longitudinal evidence 1981-2014. Chapter 18: Polino
C. Muñoz van den Eynde
A. - Public perception of science technology in Argentina from 2003 to 2015: Longitudinal and structural analysis. ? Part 4: Inferred assumptions Chapter 19: Bauer
M. Süerdem
A. - Four cultures of science across Europe Chapter 20: Parker
S. Mouton
J. - Exploring the cultural authority of science in South Africa through public attitudes to science. Chapter 21: Xuan
LIU.
Fujun
REN.
Süerdem
A.
Xiang
LI. Bauer
M. - Comparing public attitudes towards science across provinces in China. Chapter 22: Shukla
R.
Süerdem
A.
Sharma
A.
Chouhan
B. Sharma
P. - All India attitude to science 2004: data mining and analysis of the structure of attitudes. Part 5: Conclusion Chapter 23: Bauer MW
BA Falade
P Pansegrau - the cultural authority of science: summary and future research agenda