The Framosphere
Published by Greg April 11th, 2007 in Science Essays, Framing Science, Commentary, Science EducationFor another project, I ended up with a bookmark list of blogs addressing the current Nesbit and Mooney inspired discussion of Framing Science.
The posts I’ve written on the topic are in the side bar to the right –>
Since I had this bookmark list anyway, I thought I’d post it for others to use. If you are going to cut and paste this, beware of the HTML … it’s a bit messy.
Framing Science - the Dialogue of the Deaf
How concerned should scientists be with “framing”?
Cosmic variance: Scientists talking to the general public
discussion of framing goes down a rat hole
At the journal Science, a Nisbet/Mooney focus on framing
Framing Science sparks a seismic blog debate
Framing Science: Additional Resources to Back Up the Argument
Science (And No, This is Not an April Fools Joke)
Framing Science: Many More Posts, a Few Replies
Framing Science: My Response to PZ
Framing Science: Blog Overload
P.Z. Myers Just Doesn’t Get It
title="Permanent Link: Scientists Can Be Dense">Scientists Can Be Dense
Framing Science, Evolution, and Peanut Butter
I like ‘framing’ less and less; why are scientists
the targets?
The Great Framing Debate of 2007
Communication in Science stirs tempest in science blogosphere teacup
Science Policy Forum: Framing Science
http://www.realclimate.org/index.php/archives/2007/04/a-tale-of-three-interviews/
Scientists Talking to the Public
Should Scientists Spin the Facts?
Framing Science or Dumbing it Down
Strategically communicating science
Do you have them all? I think I do in my original post if you want to check.
Coturnix: I’m not sure if we’ll EVER have them all…