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When science becomes culture : world survey of scientific culture : proceedings I

Title
When science becomes culture : world survey of scientific culture : proceedings I / edited by Bernard Schiele ; studies coordinated by Bernard Schiele, Michel Amyot, Claude Benoit.
Publication
Boucherville, Québec : University of Ottawa Press, ©1994.

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Additional Authors
Schiele, Bernard.
Description
xix, 455 pages : illustrations; 23 cm
Subject
  • Science > Social aspects > Congresses
  • Technology > Social aspects > Congresses
  • Science news > Congresses
  • Science news > Europe > Congresses
  • Communication
  • Communication in science > Congresses
  • Communication of technical information > Congresses
  • Misinformation
  • Communication
  • Science > sociology
  • Technology > sociology
  • communication (function)
  • communication functions
  • Communication of technical information
  • Communication in science
  • Science news
  • Science > Social aspects
  • Technology > Social aspects
  • Europe
Genre/Form
Conference papers and proceedings
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references.
Contents
Québec: overview of scientific and technological culture and assessment of government action -- Science culture in Canada -- A survey of activities in public communication of science and technology in the United States -- Popularization of science in Mexico: an approach -- Public understanding of science and technology : a European audit -- Making science go, round the public -- Scientific culture in Africa : culture of crisis, crisis of culture -- Public communication of science and technology in Australia -- Scientific literacy in Japan : historical and cultural permeation and current changes.
ISBN
  • 0776603884
  • 9780776603889
  • 2921146193
  • 9782921146197
LCCN
95133946
OCLC
  • ocm32745633
  • 32745633
  • SCSB-9645940
Owning Institutions
Princeton University Library