International audienceFor several decades, studies on the social dissemination of scientific knowledge have distinguished between a classic model of science popularisation, referred to as the “deficit model”, and other forms more often characterised by public engagement with science. This article examines the current forms of this “deficit model”, which remains widespread, based on a survey carried out between 2014 and 2017 on a public neuroscience event, Semaine du Cerveau (Brain Awareness Week). The many organisational and planning constraints, placed on this project designed by the scientific community, show that any study into the classic forms of popularisation must consider: an externalist approach (which takes into account actors, in...
The word "popularization" appeared in the 19th century together with a host of new journals, magazin...
Depuis sa naissance au XIXe siècle, la vocation affichée de la vulgarisation scientifique est...
International audienceL'expression publique des agents scientifiques demeure marquée par la traditio...
International audienceNeurosciences have been being very popular in France since the early 1980’s, t...
This paper characterizes the popularization of science as a relatively autonomous field producing it...
International audienceNoting that the popularization process was initiated by researchers and not at...
Considering scientific popularisation as merely the translation of scientific language into popular ...
This work is to determine whether the popularization of science meets the democratic role to make th...
Decrusse Anne and Jean-Paul Natali - "A sociosemiotics topics: The imaginary state of sciences". Th...
The social functions of scientific journals To explain scientific matters to the layman is an intel...
We examine two questions: what factors influence the engagement of researchers in public engagement ...
While official recommendations stimulate the teaching of science to lead learning based on the spiri...
This paper reconsiders recent changes in science-public relations in France in the light of earlier ...
International audienceThis article considers the conditions surrounding the popularization of knowle...
International audienceIn addition to the famous deficit and contextual models scientific literature ...
The word "popularization" appeared in the 19th century together with a host of new journals, magazin...
Depuis sa naissance au XIXe siècle, la vocation affichée de la vulgarisation scientifique est...
International audienceL'expression publique des agents scientifiques demeure marquée par la traditio...
International audienceNeurosciences have been being very popular in France since the early 1980’s, t...
This paper characterizes the popularization of science as a relatively autonomous field producing it...
International audienceNoting that the popularization process was initiated by researchers and not at...
Considering scientific popularisation as merely the translation of scientific language into popular ...
This work is to determine whether the popularization of science meets the democratic role to make th...
Decrusse Anne and Jean-Paul Natali - "A sociosemiotics topics: The imaginary state of sciences". Th...
The social functions of scientific journals To explain scientific matters to the layman is an intel...
We examine two questions: what factors influence the engagement of researchers in public engagement ...
While official recommendations stimulate the teaching of science to lead learning based on the spiri...
This paper reconsiders recent changes in science-public relations in France in the light of earlier ...
International audienceThis article considers the conditions surrounding the popularization of knowle...
International audienceIn addition to the famous deficit and contextual models scientific literature ...
The word "popularization" appeared in the 19th century together with a host of new journals, magazin...
Depuis sa naissance au XIXe siècle, la vocation affichée de la vulgarisation scientifique est...
International audienceL'expression publique des agents scientifiques demeure marquée par la traditio...