Description: This book is a compilation of essays from students coming from countless backgrounds, many of which are historically underrepresented in the Western academic practice of science. Each chapter discusses language and cultural barriers to understanding Western science, what is public engagement in science, and what are ethical considerations scientists should make as people, whether the lab coat is on or off. These perspectives diminish the simplicity of making science "easy & fun" (hence our neologism, "unsimplify") in order to engage the public and challenge scientists, medical practitioners, journalists, and science educators to think more critically about who makes up "the public" that they serve.
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EAN: 9781365065361
UPC: 9781365065361
ISBN: 9781365065361
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Item Length: 27.9 cm
Item Weight: 0.69 kg
Publisher: Lulu.Com
Item Height: 280 mm
Subject: Science
Publication Year: 2016
Number of Pages: 306 Pages
Publication Name: Them: Unsimplifying Common Perceptions and Broadening Perspectives in the Public Understanding of Science
Language: English
Type: Textbook
Author: Michael Ma, Danny Lee, Dax viviD, John Matsui, Julie Mendoza, Jessica Yescas, Vin Lay, Yvan Vivid, Alexiz Gomez, Sabrina Rentschler
Item Width: 216 mm
Format: Paperback
