Word of science. The rhetoric of scientific communication

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  • Vicent Salvador Jaume I University (Spain).

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https://doi.org/10.7203/metode.6.21099

Abstract

Rhetoric has always been linked to markets or forums, to social interaction, to the verbal weapons of debate and the activation of emotions and the manipulation of others. Its history is therefore impure, since it cannot be removed from historic and social context or from the interests of the parties. Science, on the other hand – especially Science with a capital letter – aspires to the purity of objective and aseptic knowledge, conveyed with transparent language. It could even rise as a proud Babel over the dispute, become a sort of successor to religion as dispenser of security.

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Author Biography

Vicent Salvador, Jaume I University (Spain).

Full Professor of Catalan Studies of the Jaume I University (Spain). Among other topics related to applied linguistics, his research revolves around social discourse and the popularisation of knowledge. He coordinated the volume L’ull despert. Anàlisi crítica dels discursos d’avui (3i4, 2012).

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Published

2021-06-17

How to Cite

Salvador, V. (2021). Word of science. The rhetoric of scientific communication. Metode Science Studies Journal, (6), 96–97. https://doi.org/10.7203/metode.6.21099
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Science grid: The public understanding of science (2016)

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Word of Science. The rhetoric of scientific communication

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