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Donata Schoeller, Vera Saller - Thinking thinking

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Donata Schoeller (ed.), Vera Saller (ed.)

Thinking thinking

Series: Schriftenreihe der DGAP

Volume 5 2017

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Claire Petitmengin The scientist’s body at the source of meaning S. 28-49

„… character of meaning.1. Forgetting the experience of the scientistHow do new ideas arise? When a new idea …” „… The scientist’s body at the source of meaningClaire Petitmengin»Knowledge is nothing else than a …” „… gathering pre-cise descriptions of the ideation process of scientists, as well as theirprocess of expression …”

Contents S. 7-8

„… . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Claire PetitmenginThe scientist’s body at the source of meaning . . . . . . . . . 28Eugene GendlinA …”

Donata Schoeller, Vera Saller Introduction S. 9-27

„… scientist/philosopher deeply situated and entangled in and withthe object of inquiry.The perspectives and methodologies …” „… differ-ent instruments and keys, the philosopher and cognitive scientistSusan Stuart introduces the term …” „… cognitive-scientists2 .2) Contemporary thinkers of analytical language philosophyhave come to understand that …”

Vera Saller The detective metaphor in abduction studies and psychoanalysis – and what it teaches us about the process of thought S. 181-208

„… nurturing the social scientists hope to be acknowledged as a genu-ine science. Social scientists conceive of …” „… John Hopkins since 1879, had been the first scientist to conduct experi-mental psychological …”

Eugene Gendlin A changed ground for precise cognition S. 50-91

„… expand each other.Crease (2004) has pointed out that scientists do much more in the labthan test …” „… scientist asks: How come it responds like that? And no the-ory can account for something without relating to …”

Donata Schoeller Somatic – Semantic – Shifting: Articulating Embodied Cultures S. 112-135

„… activities: what keepsit going, what keeps scientists working are not the things, the build-ings, the books …” „… themselves to measure-ments and descriptions in the scientific terms with which scientistswork. »Absential …”

Susan A. J. Stuart Enkinaesthesia and Reid’s natural kind of magic S. 92-111

„… , A. (1996a). The scientist as child. Philosophy of Science, 63, 485–514.— (1996b). A reply to …”

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Peter Weingart, Gert G. Wagner - Wissenschaftliche Politikberatung im Praxistest

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Peter Weingart, Gert G. Wagner

Wissenschaftliche Politikberatung im Praxistest

2015

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Daniel Sarewitz When All Scientists are Activists S. 67-82

„… 67 Daniel Sarewitz When All Scientists Are Activists I would like to explore in a bit of a Socratic …” „… that when science and politics interact, scientists who hope to contribute productively to public …” „… journal, so for the most part they do. Journalist: For the most part? Sarewitz: Well the scientist who …”

Roger A. Pielke Lessons from 50 Years of Science Advice to the US President S. 51-66

„… recent political cartoon from the United States. In the upper left you have the scientist clearing the …” „… hadn’t given thought to any proposal to establish a scientist in a policy position in the White House …” „… « (as quoted in Grossberg 1974: 29). For decades, maybe longer, scientists in the United States had …”

Naomi Oreskes From Nuclear Winter to Climate Change: the Political Uses of Scientific Dissent S. 35-50

„… scientific evidence of climate change? Why did scientists play a major role in challenging that evidence …” „… climate system. The perception was that scientists would determine what that level of greenhouse gases …” „… would be, and that the world would listen to those scientists and then act accordingly. Thus, a …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-6

„… . Daniel Sarewitz When All Scientists are Activists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67 5 …”

Autorenverzeichnis S. 249-252

„… a Handful of Scientists Obscured the Truth on Issues from Tobacco Smoke to Global Warming, mit dem …”

Gert G. Wagner Welche Rolle kann wissenschaftliche Evidenz in der (wissenschaftlichen) Politikberatung sinnvollerweise spielen? S. 189-216

„… 1972, S. 220). »This often requires the kind of selfless honesty which a scientist or engineer with a …”

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Declan Fahy - The New Celebrity Scientists

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Declan Fahy

The New Celebrity Scientists

2015

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Chapter 6. Fame and the Female Scientist: Susan Greenfield S. 111-134

„… as a public scientist.Journalists discussed her pioneering role as RI lecturer. They also fo-cused on …” „… scientists—a sharp, quot-able and persuasive media star—against one of the country’s most venerable scientific …” „… scientists,”6 in reference to the London club frequented by artists, writers, and musicians, a destination …”

Chapter 10. A New Scientific Elite S. 203-220

„… on the scientists.But fame, real fame, lasting fame, cannot be manufactured or con-structed or …” „… written off as poor scientists—has almost vanished. The celebrity scientists use their fame as a passport …” „… female scientists.Yet Pinker, for example, shows that a scientist can maintain privacy while satisfying …”

Chapter 1. A Brief History of Scientific Celebrity S. 1-18

„… is this more clear than in the case of the twentieth century’s most iconic scientist—physicist Albert …” „… into the limelight—the celebrity scientist.These scientific stars grip the public imagination, using …” „… “visible scientists”—including anthropologist Margaret Mead, biolo-gist Paul Ehrlich, and chemist Linus …”

Chapter 7. The Reluctant Fame of James Lovelock S. 135-156

„… a research team, never mind a lone scientist.But one historian of biology sought to dispel what he …” „… picture of how our world works.”103 New Scientist—which introduced Gaia to the wider world in 1975 …” „… collected by a machine invented in 1957 by one of the modern era’s most unorthodox scientists. James …”

Index S. 269-286

„… , 199, 204, 214–17. See also scientistsCerion (snail), 90, 205CERN, 159Chagall, Marc, 84Challenger …” „… celebrity scientistsScientists on Gaia report, 142The Selfish Gene (Dawkins), 44–46, 53, 59–60, 62, 208The …” „… Anderson, Phil, 30animal behavior, 43–45anthropological studies of scientists, 8–9Antioch College (Ohio …”

Chapter 5. The Political Celebrity of Stephen Jay Gould S. 87-110

„… of science: “the first self-consciously revolutionary scientist—the first scientist who set out to …” „… coalition of parents, religious organizations, and scientists—led by Methodist minister Reverend William …” „… about Gould. But the meeting was not a superficial attempt to show the human side of the scientist. Nor …”

Notes S. 221-268

„… ): 567–600. 8. Declan Fahy and Bruce V. Lewenstein, “Scientists in Popular Culture: The Making of Celebrity …” „… Historian, Popular Scientist and Scientific Popularizer,” Social Studies of Science 32 (2002): 489–524.12 …” „… . Rae Goodell, The Visible Scientists (Boston: Little Brown, 1977).13. Robert K. Merton, “The Matthew …”

Chapter 3. Richard Dawkins’s Image Problem S. 41-64

„… scientist’s gravitas.Dawkins replied: “I don’t want f***ing gravitas . . . I want humanity.”1By printing the …” „… Scientist, an intimate account of his childhood in colonial Af-rica and his early career as a biologist at …” „… a passionate advocate for secular humanism. But he also reported the scientist’s contentious remarks …”

Chapter 9. Neil deGrasse Tyson’s Star Quality S. 179-202

„… worthy heir to Sagan’s legacy.”111 Variety said Tyson “evokes a sense of scientist-as-rock-star cool and …” „… scientists in the contemporary United States. He is director of the Hayden Planetarium in New York, has …” „… Playboy said Ty-son had “turned himself into a rock-star scientist.”10 Ebony noted that Tyson “shines like …”

Chapter 4. Steven Pinker’s Academic Stardom S. 65-86

„… scientists were cautious about claims that humans had an innate nature. A legacy of the 1960s, Pinker later …” „… of America gave the work its public interest award, and American Scientist named it as one of its top …” „… one of the best-known scientists in the United States.”24AMBASSADOR FOR EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGYThe …”

Chapter 2. The Paradoxical Fame of Stephen Hawking S. 19-40

„… Stephen Hawking turned seventy, New Scientist published an exclusive interview with the man it called “one …” „… within the culture of celebrity.1Hawking—“the most famous scientist of our time,” “a celebrity, a part of …” „… popular culture,” “the Mick Jagger of theoretical physicists”—is without doubt the most famous scientist …”

Chapter 8. The Charming Stardom of Brian Greene S. 157-178

„… video feature, where promi-nent scientists give a guided tour of their workplaces. Dressed in jeans and …” „… persona.At the time it was broadcast, Greene was among the most recognizable public scientists in the United …” „… of the other scientists profiled here, the modern telegenic scientist whose public status relies on …”

Preface

„… (electronic) 1. Scientists—Biography. I. Title. Q141.F24 2015 509.2’2—dc23 …” „… The New Celebrity Scientists9781442233430_WEB.indb 1 2/5/15 10:20 AM9781442233430_WEB.indb …” „… celebrity scientists : out of the lab and into the limelight / Declan Fahy. pages cm Includes …”

About the Author S. 287-288

„… the Scientist. He lives in Washington, DC. The New Celebrity Scientists: Out of the Lab and Into the …”

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Rebecca Janicker - The Scientist in Popular Culture

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The Scientist in Popular Culture

2022

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The Scientist as Sixties Icon S. 53-70

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Steven Gil - Science Wars through the Stargate

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Science Wars through the Stargate

2015

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4 Scientists, the Characters Representing Science S. 75-114

„… Chapter FourScientists, the CharactersRepresenting ScienceThen you know I’m a scientist.—Daniel …” „… traditional scientist.What is important here is that he makes certain implications about himselfand science …” „… SCIENTISTDepictions of scientists in popular culture commonly take the form of alimited set of stereotypes. It is …”

Index S. 177-184

„… , Lester, 25representations of scientists, 87–95; and DeLuise, Peter, xvsciences, 64, 67–70; and skepticism …” „… , and Science Wars, 2–3closure, in television, 46Cohen, Hank, xiv eccentric scientist stereotype, 77 …” „… scientist stereotype, 77hero/adventurer stereotype, 77–78, 81, 82, Kaku, Michio, 8183 Kargalitski, Julius …”

1 The Science Wars S. 1-22

„… scientists) and a literary culture(principally embodied by what he called literary intellectuals …” „… scientist to be unfa-miliar with the literary canon was to be considered uncultured by the estab-lishment …” „… Snow,between “the scientists and the literary intellectuals . . . there is little commu-nication and, instead …”

3 Two Cultures, One Mission S. 53-74

„… scientist-turned-author and produced one work that fits com-fortably within the genre. His New Lives for Old (1933) may be …” „… . Neither this nor the previous list of scientist-writers is an exhaustive one. A full accountof science …” „… comparisons and contrasts to whatJonathan Smith sees as the necessary task of looking at “actual scientists …”

Bibliography S. 167-176

„… .Fiske, John. Television Culture. London: Routledge, 1987.Flicker, Eva. “Women Scientists in Mainstream …” „… of the Scientist in BritishScience Fiction Television in the 1970s.” In Channeling the Future: Essays …” „… .46/47 (1996): 141–155.Frayling, Christopher. Mad, Bad and Dangerous? The Scientist and the Cinema …”

5 Skepticism, Doubt, and Knowledge S. 115-138

„… scientists—Einstein—explained this the same way. You’re talking about actually foldingspace.” Either because of the problem of …” „… assumptions.—Sam Carter,“Message in a Bottle” (2.07)Speaking to a group of scientists (or at least one assumes this …” „… chapters has centered explicitly on characters who can beidentified as scientists. While these figures …”

6 Science and Technology S. 139-156

„… female prisoner shown and a scientist.Once they have gathered in her living area, Linea takes two bottles …” „… . Carter’s ability alsopoints to a more general feature of SG-1 wherein scientists are the ones oftenneeded …” „… theoretical terms. Scientist characters suchas Carter and Dr. Bill Lee (Bill Dow) are generally the ones …”

2 The Science Fiction History of Stargate: SG-1 S. 23-52

„… we might see the presence of a scientist as thecentral character or the laboratory as a setting as a …” „… sci-ence fiction feature scientists as central protagonists, or center their events inlocales where the …” „… ,” as Pigliucci observes, and scientists “workunder the provision that there had to be a natural cause …”

Preface

„… (Television program) 2. Science fiction television programs—History and criticism. 3. Scien-tists on …” „… of Stargate: SG-1 233 Two Cultures, One Mission 534 Scientists, the Characters Representing Science …” „… popular pieces between professional scientists defending the objectivityand special status of science, and …”

Conclusion S. 157-162

„… importance of science and the humanities.Second, we can see the importance of even fictional scientists in …” „… their depictions to that of SG-1. One rather marked difference is thatthe main scientists of each of …”

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