Titlebook: Expository Science: Forms and Functions of Popularisation; Terry Shinn,Richard D. Whitley Book 1985 D. Reidel Publishing Company 1985 Evol

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,Psychische St?rungen: Zahlen und Fakten,character of scientific knowledge, it can readily be argued that at least the initial stages of a scientific education comprise a type of popularisation. The purpose of this paper is to identify some of the principal systematic features of the pedagogical exposition of science.

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Representing Geologycharacter of scientific knowledge, it can readily be argued that at least the initial stages of a scientific education comprise a type of popularisation. The purpose of this paper is to identify some of the principal systematic features of the pedagogical exposition of science.

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,Psychische St?rungen: Zahlen und Fakten,arisation was seen as being external to the research process and as an activity requiring different skills from knowledge production. In particular, scientists were said to lack empathy with lay audiences which was seen as crucial to effective popularisation. The conclusions of these symposia can be summarised as follows:

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Keeping Laying Hens to Obtain Antibodieshis view, commonly held by many researchers in the natural sciences, is to produce true knowledge about the world and communicate findings to fellow initiates. Dissemination to other groups is at best a subsidiary activity which does not enhance, and may actually decrease, a researcher’s scientific reputation and prestige.