After the “Two Cultures”  

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Dijck, José van

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Science Communication vol. 25 no. 2 (Des. 2003), page 177-190.
Topik: public understanding of science; postmodernism and science; science and culture; media; two cultures
Fulltext: 177SC252.pdf (62.03KB)

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In his famous lecture “The Two Cultures” (1959), C. P. Snow identified an unbridgeable gap between two hostile branches of knowledge: the (natural) sciences and the humanities. The twocultures opposition has long dissolved since 1959. In the twenty-first century, the postmodern condition of science has given rise to the “(multi)cultural paradigm” of science communication— a paradigm beyond the two cultures and the narrativation of knowledge, acknowledging not only the increasing cultural diversity in populations throughout the world but also the many cultures or disciplines involved in the construction and communication of science.

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