Journal Article - Science and Engineering Ethics

"Talking about Science" Commentary on 'The Golem: Uncertainty and Communicating Science'

For most adults in the western world, hands-on acquaintance with something called science stops the equivalent of high-school biology.

 

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For more information on this publication: Belfer Communications Office
For Academic Citation: Jasanoff, Sheila. “"Talking about Science" Commentary on 'The Golem: Uncertainty and Communicating Science'.” Science and Engineering Ethics, vol. 6. no. 4. (September 30, 2000):
525-528
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