The silences of science: gaps and pauses in the communication of science / ed. by F.Mellor, S.Webster. - New York; London: Routledge/Taylor & Francis, 2017. - xi, 305 p.: ill., tab. - Bibliogr. at the end of the chapters. - Ind.: p.296-305. - ISBN 978-1-472-45997-8 Шифр: (И/Ч-S60) 02  Место хранения:   02 | Отделение ГПНТБ СО РАН | Новосибирск

Оглавление / Contents

List of illustrations ......................................... vii List of contributors ......................................... viii Introduction: The communicative functions of silence in science ......................................................... 1 FELICITY MELLOR PART I Choosing silence ....................................... 29 1 'He didn't go round the conference circuit talking about it': Oral histories of Joseph Farman and the ozone hole ..... 31 PAUL MERCHANT 2 Darwin's silence: An anatomy of quietude .................... 48 STEPHEN WEBSTER 3 'Tired with this subject ...': Isaac Newton on publishing and the ideal natural philosopher ........................... 65 CORNELIS J. SCHILT 4 Engineers at the patient's bedside: The case of silence in inter-institutional educational innovation .................. 89 NICK W. VEROUDEN, MAARTEN C.A. VAN DER SANDEN AND NOELLE M.N.C. AARTS PART II Cultures of silence .................................. 113 5 Talking about secrets: The Hanford nuclear facility and news reporting of silence, 1945-1989 ....................... 115 DANIELE MACUGLIA 6 Silence and selection: The 'trick cyclist' at the War Office Selection Boards .................................... 135 ALICE WHITE 7 The silenced subject: Oral history and the experience of cancer research ............................................ 152 CATRIONA GILMOUR HAMILTON 8 Reconstructing ancient thought: The case of Ancient Egyptian mathematics ....................................... 172 ELIZABETH HIND 9 Meditations on silence: The (non-)conveying of the experiential in scientific accounts of Buddhist meditation ................................................. 193 BRIAN RAPPERT, CATELIJNE COOPMANS AND GIOVANNA COLOMBETTI PART III Silences in tiie public sphere ...................... 219 10 The silent introduction of synthetic dyestuffs into nineteenth-century food .................................... 221 CAROLYN COBBOLD 11 Having it all: Ownership in open science ................... 241 ANN GRAND 12 Shocking silences: The management and distribution of silences around TASERTM .................................... 253 ABI DYMOND 13 'An outcry of silences': Charles Hoy Fort and the uncanny voices of science .......................................... 274 CHARLOTTE SLEIGH Index ......................................................... 296