Communicating Biological Sciences : Ethical and Metaphorical Dimensions (Paperback)

Preface; Chapter 1 CommunicatingSetting the Scene: Issues of Hype, Hubris and Humility in Science Communication and Citizen Part icipation; Chapter 2 How Journalism Can Hide the Truth about Science, Elmien Wolvaardt; Chapter 3 Technologies of Humility, Sheila Jasanoff; Part II Science Communication, Ethics and Framing; Chapter 4 The Ethics of Framing Science, Matthew C. Nisbet; Chapter 5 Bioethical Decisions and the Public Sphere, Christoph Rehmann-Sutter; Chapter 6 Journalism and Society, Toby Murcott; Chapter 7 Science Communication and Ethics ? Trying to Get it Right, Fox Fiona; Part III Science Communication, Metaphors and Practical Realities; Chapter 8 Genes, Genomes and What to Make of Them, Turney Jon; Chapter 9 A Workbench View of Science Communication and Metaphor, Radford Tim; Chapter 10 Metaphor Contests and Contested Metaphors, Strauss Stephen; Part IV Science, Science Communication and Metaphor Analysis; Chapter 11 Should Scientists Advocate? The Case of Promotional Metaphors in Environmental Science, Larson Brendon; Chapter 12 Metaphors as Time Capsules, Hellsten Iina; Chapter 13 Breakthroughs and Disasters, Nerlich Brigitte; Chapter 14 Craig Venter and the Re-programming of Life, Balmer Andrew, Herreman Camille; EPILOGUE; Chapter 15 Blame Francis Bacon, Allyse Megan;