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Making Sense of Science: Separating Substance from Spin
Author: Cornelia Dean
Year: March 13, 2017
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Book Description: Making Sense of Science - Separating Substance from Spin Author: Cornelia Dean Genre: Non-Fiction, Science, Critical Thinking Publisher: Columbia University Press Publication Date: March 30, 2010 Pages: 256 Audience: General Readers, Non-Scientists Summary: In "Making Sense of Science Cornelia Dean, a seasoned science journalist with thirty years of experience at The New York Times, offers a comprehensive guide to help non-scientists navigate the complex world of scientific claims and controversies. The book equips readers with critical tools to evaluate the validity of scientific assertions and expose the flawed reasoning and knowledge gaps that often hinder our understanding of scientific issues. Dean highlights how venues like courtrooms and talk shows can become breeding grounds for misinformation, and she sheds light on the conflicts of interest that influence scientific research. She argues that society cannot afford to ignore the importance of scientific literacy and the need for a personal paradigm to perceive the technological process of developing modern knowledge.
Осмысление науки - отделение вещества от спина Автор: Корнелия Дин Жанр: нон-фикшн, наука, критическое мышление Издатель: Columbia University Press Дата публикации: 30 марта 2010 г. Страницы: 256 Аудитория: общие читатели, неученые Резюме: В «Осмыслении науки» Корнелия Дин, опытный научный журналист с тридцатилетним опытом работы в The New York Times, предлагает всеобъемлющее руководство, которое поможет неученым ориентироваться в сложном мире научных утверждений и противоречий. Книга снабжает читателей критическими инструментами для оценки обоснованности научных утверждений и выявления ошибочных рассуждений и пробелов в знаниях, которые часто мешают нашему пониманию научных проблем. Дин подчеркивает, что такие площадки, как залы судебных заседаний и ток-шоу, могут стать почвой для дезинформации, и она проливает свет на конфликт интересов, который влияет на научные исследования. Она утверждает, что общество не может позволить себе игнорировать важность научной грамотности и необходимость личностной парадигмы восприятия технологического процесса развития современных знаний.
Comprendre la science - Séparer la substance du dos Auteur : Cornelia Din Genre : non-fiction, science, pensée critique Editeur : Columbia University Press Date de publication : 30 mars 2010 Pages : 256 Auditoires : lecteurs généraux, CV : Cornelia Dean, journaliste scientifique expérimentée avec 30 ans d'expérience dans le New York Times, propose un guide complet qui aidera les non-formés à naviguer dans un monde complexe d'affirmations et de contradictions scientifiques. livre fournit aux lecteurs des outils essentiels pour évaluer le bien-fondé des affirmations scientifiques et identifier les erreurs de raisonnement et les lacunes dans les connaissances qui entravent souvent notre compréhension des problèmes scientifiques. Dean souligne que des lieux comme les salles d'audience et les talk-shows peuvent être le terrain de la désinformation, et elle met en lumière les conflits d'intérêts qui affectent la recherche scientifique. Elle affirme que la société ne peut se permettre d'ignorer l'importance de l'alphabétisation scientifique et la nécessité d'un paradigme personnel pour percevoir le processus technologique du développement des connaissances modernes.
Comprensión de la ciencia - Separación de la sustancia de la espalda Autor: Cornelia Dean Género: no ficción, ciencia, pensamiento crítico Editor: Columbia University Press Fecha de publicación: 30 de marzo de 2010 Páginas: 256 Audiencia: ctores generales, no aprendidos Resumen: En «Sentido de la ciencia», Cornelia Dean, una experimentada periodista científica con treinta de experiencia en The New York Times, ofrece una guía integral que ayudará a los no aprendidos a navegar por el complejo mundo de las afirmaciones y contradicciones científicas. libro proporciona a los lectores herramientas críticas para evaluar la validez de las afirmaciones científicas e identificar razonamientos erróneos y lagunas en el conocimiento que a menudo interfieren con nuestra comprensión de los problemas científicos. Dean subraya que sitios como salas de audiencias y talk shows pueden convertirse en un terreno para la desinformación, y arroja luz sobre el conflicto de intereses que afecta a la investigación científica. Sostiene que la sociedad no puede permitirse ignorar la importancia de la alfabetización científica y la necesidad de un paradigma personal para percibir el proceso tecnológico del desarrollo del conocimiento moderno.
Pensiero scientifico - separazione della materia dalla schiena Autore: Cornelia Dean Genere: no-fiction, scienza, pensiero critico Editore: Columbia University Press Data di pubblicazione: 30 marzo 2010 Pagine: 256 Pubblico: lettori comuni, Curriculum non formati: In «Il pensiero della scienza», Cornelia Dean, giornalista scientifica esperta con trent'anni di esperienza al New York Times, offre una guida completa per aiutare i non imparati a orientarsi in un mondo complesso di affermazioni e contraddizioni scientifiche. Il libro fornisce ai lettori strumenti critici per valutare la validità delle affermazioni scientifiche e individuare i ragionamenti sbagliati e le lacune nella conoscenza che spesso ostacolano la nostra comprensione dei problemi scientifici. Dean sottolinea che siti come le sale d'udienza e i talk show possono diventare terreno di disinformazione, e mette in luce i conflitti di interesse che influenzano la ricerca scientifica. Sostiene che la società non può permettersi di ignorare l'importanza dell'alfabetizzazione scientifica e la necessità di un paradigma personale della percezione del processo tecnologico di sviluppo della conoscenza moderna.
Die Wissenschaft verstehen - Trennung von Materie und Spin Autor: Cornelia Dean Genre: Sachbücher, Wissenschaft, Kritisches Denken Herausgeber: Columbia University Press Veröffentlichungsdatum: 30. März 2010 Seiten: 256 Publikum: allgemeine ser, nicht unterrichtet Zusammenfassung: In „Understanding Science“ bietet Cornelia Dean, eine erfahrene Wissenschaftsjournalistin mit dreißig Jahren Erfahrung in der New York Times, einen umfassenden itfaden, der Nicht-Wissenschaftlern hilft, durch die komplexe Welt der wissenschaftlichen Behauptungen und Widersprüche zu navigieren. Das Buch liefert den sern kritische Werkzeuge, um die Gültigkeit wissenschaftlicher Aussagen zu bewerten und Fehleinschätzungen und Wissenslücken zu identifizieren, die unser Verständnis wissenschaftlicher Probleme oft behindern. Dean betont, dass Veranstaltungsorte wie Gerichtssäle und Talkshows der Boden für Fehlinformationen sein könnten, und sie wirft ein Schlaglicht auf Interessenkonflikte, die die wissenschaftliche Forschung betreffen. e argumentiert, dass die Gesellschaft es sich nicht leisten kann, die Bedeutung der wissenschaftlichen Kompetenz und die Notwendigkeit eines persönlichen Paradigmas für die Wahrnehmung des technologischen Prozesses der Entwicklung des modernen Wissens zu ignorieren.
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Bilimi anlamak - maddenin spinden ayrılması Yazar: Cornelia Dean Tür: Kurgusal olmayan, Bilim, Eleştirel Düşünme Yayıncı: Columbia Üniversitesi Basın Yayın Tarihi: 30 Mart 2010 Sayfa: 256 İzleyici: Genel Okuyucular, Eğitimsiz Özgeçmişler: New York Times'da otuz yıllık deneyime sahip başarılı bir bilim gazetecisi olan Cornelia Dean, "Bilimin Anlamı'nda, bilim adamı olmayanların bilimsel iddiaların ve çelişkilerin karmaşık dünyasında gezinmelerine yardımcı olacak kapsamlı bir rehber sunuyor. Kitap, okuyuculara bilimsel iddiaların geçerliliğini değerlendirmek ve genellikle bilimsel problemleri anlamamıza müdahale eden hatalı akıl yürütme ve bilgi boşluklarını belirlemek için kritik araçlar sağlar. Dean, mahkeme salonları ve talk showlar gibi mekanların yanlış bilgilendirmeye zemin hazırlayabileceğini vurguluyor ve bilimsel araştırmaları etkileyen çıkar çatışmalarına ışık tutuyor. Toplumun, bilimsel okuryazarlığın önemini ve modern bilginin gelişiminin teknolojik sürecinin algılanması için kişisel bir paradigma ihtiyacını görmezden gelemeyeceğini savunuyor.
فهم العلم - فصل المادة عن الدوران المؤلف: Cornelia Dean Genre: Nonfiction، Science، Critical Thinking Publisher: Columbia University Press Publication Date: 30 مارس 2010 الصفحات: 256 الجمهور: القراء العامون، السير الذاتية غير المدربة: في «Making Sense of Science»، تقدم كورنيليا دين، الصحفية العلمية البارعة التي تتمتع بثلاثة عقود من الخبرة في صحيفة نيويورك تايمز، دليلاً شاملاً لمساعدة غير العلماء على التنقل في عالم معقد من التأكيدات والتناقضات العلمية. يزود الكتاب القراء بأدوات مهمة لتقييم صحة الادعاءات العلمية وتحديد الفجوات المنطقية والمعرفية الخاطئة التي غالبًا ما تتعارض مع فهمنا للمشاكل العلمية. تؤكد دين أن أماكن مثل قاعات المحاكم والبرامج الحوارية يمكن أن توفر أرضية للمعلومات المضللة، وتلقي الضوء على تضارب المصالح الذي يؤثر على البحث العلمي. وتقول إن المجتمع لا يستطيع أن يتجاهل أهمية محو الأمية العلمية والحاجة إلى نموذج شخصي لتصور العملية التكنولوجية لتطور المعرفة الحديثة.

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