Making sense of science in the 21st century: A personal view

“Making sense” of a particular domain at the level of an individual or a group of individuals is an act that results from a dynamic interaction between related stakeholders, influenced by their socio-economic and political environment. As such, there is room for subjective judgement and differing interpretations, as well as the potential for change over time. <br> <br> For the Full Context, Please Click Here

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Journal
Frontiers
Published
2024-11-20
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https://doi.org/10.25453/plabs.27862101
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Climate Change Communication and Perception
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Making sense of science in the 21st century: A personal view

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Abstract

“Making sense” of a particular domain at the level of an individual or a group of individuals is an act that results from a dynamic interaction between related stakeholders, influenced by their socio-economic and political environment. As such, there is room for subjective judgement and differing interpretations, as well as the potential for change over time. <br> <br> For the Full Context, Please Click Here

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