L3 History of science communication Flashcards
1
Q
What is the paradox of science communication, and what do we need concerning this?
A
There is more knowledge, but this makes it more difficult to understand each other.
We need:
- Compelling and understandable language
- Platform to share info
- Intermediaries that translate work
2
Q
What are the building blocks of science communication?
A
- Content
- Results of scientific research
- Possible future wishes for, or barriers/negative
impacts of scientific developments - Process of science (research)
- Communication approach
- Pubic understanding
- Public awareness
- Public engagement
- Public participation
- Actors in science communication
- Take their views into account
- Motives
- For science’s own sake (create support, enrich
knowledge) - Economical, political, cultural, democratic
- For science’s own sake (create support, enrich
- Function
- Informative, persuasive, relational, interpretative,
being critical)
- Informative, persuasive, relational, interpretative,
–> Leads to different approaches and research questions