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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Knowledge Producers and Knowledge Acquirershis 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.

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Expository Practicearly demarcated. Both the form and the content of statements articulated within the sanctum of the scientific community are seen as radically different from propositions advanced elsewhere. Here, popularization is depicted as possessing attributes entirely different from those of science proper. By

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