On the Interplay of Images
Imaginaries and Imagination in Science Communication
edited by Andreas Metzner-Szigeth
Images, imaginaries and imagination present powerful mediating components in processes of science communication. But they fulfill just as well epistemic and poietic functions whilst triggering inventions, innovations and initiatives along with their acceptance or rejection. Hence, this volume focuses on raising our understanding of their generative capacities. How do they inspire interacting discourses, practices and developments in science, technology and society?
- Edited by Andreas Metzner-Szigeth
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