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Understanding science publics

09/12/2005

Abstract

Exploring public attitudes towards science helps investigate the images of science and what the social representations of science are. In this regard, science communication plays a crucial role in its different ways of addressing different publics.

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Daniele Gouthier

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Perceptions of science and technology

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