This paper characterizes the popularization of science as a relatively autonomous field producing its own representations of science and of the relationship between science and culture. The proposed thesis argues that this field overcomes its double dependency on science and mass media by using various belonging and distinguishing strategies. The analysis reveals active autonomy producing strategies, notably through discourse, the success of which is confirmed by the reinforcement and expansion of this field in the society.L'objet de cet article est de caractériser la vulgarisation scientifique québécoise, en tant que domaine relativement autonome produisant ses propres représentations de la science et des rapports entre la science et la cu...
Considering scientific popularisation as merely the translation of scientific language into popular ...
Since the 1950's, Human and Social Sciences have been thinking about the foundations of the scientif...
International audienceFor several decades, studies on the social dissemination of scientific knowled...
This paper characterizes the popularization of science as a relatively autonomous field producing it...
While official recommendations stimulate the teaching of science to lead learning based on the spiri...
The social functions of scientific journals To explain scientific matters to the layman is an intel...
Decrusse Anne and Jean-Paul Natali - "A sociosemiotics topics: The imaginary state of sciences". Th...
This work is to determine whether the popularization of science meets the democratic role to make th...
International audienceNoting that the popularization process was initiated by researchers and not at...
National audienceCet article présente l'analyse d'un corpus d'émissions de vulgarisation pour montre...
Different contributions by journalists, researchers, teachers, company managers and union members ar...
The word "popularization" appeared in the 19th century together with a host of new journals, magazin...
Scientific discourse produced by and for specialists reaches, by means of science popularization (SP...
Cet article apporte une contribution au champ des recherches sur les relations entre science et médi...
Different contributions by journalists, researchers, teachers, company managers and union members ar...
Considering scientific popularisation as merely the translation of scientific language into popular ...
Since the 1950's, Human and Social Sciences have been thinking about the foundations of the scientif...
International audienceFor several decades, studies on the social dissemination of scientific knowled...
This paper characterizes the popularization of science as a relatively autonomous field producing it...
While official recommendations stimulate the teaching of science to lead learning based on the spiri...
The social functions of scientific journals To explain scientific matters to the layman is an intel...
Decrusse Anne and Jean-Paul Natali - "A sociosemiotics topics: The imaginary state of sciences". Th...
This work is to determine whether the popularization of science meets the democratic role to make th...
International audienceNoting that the popularization process was initiated by researchers and not at...
National audienceCet article présente l'analyse d'un corpus d'émissions de vulgarisation pour montre...
Different contributions by journalists, researchers, teachers, company managers and union members ar...
The word "popularization" appeared in the 19th century together with a host of new journals, magazin...
Scientific discourse produced by and for specialists reaches, by means of science popularization (SP...
Cet article apporte une contribution au champ des recherches sur les relations entre science et médi...
Different contributions by journalists, researchers, teachers, company managers and union members ar...
Considering scientific popularisation as merely the translation of scientific language into popular ...
Since the 1950's, Human and Social Sciences have been thinking about the foundations of the scientif...
International audienceFor several decades, studies on the social dissemination of scientific knowled...