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Identity interweaving, act boundaries, illusion and reality interweaving: A study of visual narratives of scientists and citizen scientists through AI. [PDF]
PLoS ONEThe rise of generative artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming human-computer interaction, reshaping communication methods and altering public perceptions of science.
Yi He +3 more
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The discourse of the pandemic in science blogs: «Scientific American» on-line
DNA Di Nulla Academia, 2021 The discourse of the pandemic in science blogs: «Scientific American» on-line. With the spread of new media, public debate on science has moved to the internet. Research has shown that new online media represent the primary sources of science information
Maria Freddi
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PLoS ONE, 2021 'Public engagement with science' has become a 'buzzword' reflecting a concern about the widening gap between science and society and efforts to bridge this gap. This study is a comprehensive analysis of the development of the 'engagement' rhetoric in the
Peter Weingart +2 more
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Imagery in Scientific Discourse
RUDN Journal of Philosophy, 2023 The article is an overview of the problems on the topic of figurativeness in scientific discourse. The analysis was carried out in three perspectives: “conceptual” - the key ideas about the role of figurativeness in the formation of scientific discourse (
Natalya Yu. Kozlova
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Rhetorical temporality in online scientific communication
Ibérica, 2021 Professional organizations use websites as spaces for the creation of communities. Academies of Sciences are examples of professional organizations, and their websites represent scientific discourse used in these scientific communities.
Olga Menagarishvili, Bret Zawilski
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Epistemology & Philosophy of Science, 2021 This contribution examines the status of the rhetoric of science in two contexts. The first one is the effect that the changing interpretation of logic (the changing 'image of logic') has had on the status of the rhetoric of science. The second is the role that imagery has in scientific discourse.
Irina N. Griftsova, Natalia Yu. Kozlova
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Knowledge, Fear, and Conscience: Reasons to Stop Flying Because of Climate Change
Urban Planning, 2021 Much research on the societal consequences of climate change has focused on inaction, seeking to explain why societies and individuals do not change according to experts’ recommendations.
Nina Wormbs, Maria Wolrath Söderberg
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The spread of Ebola: How the world health organization’s rhetoric contributed to virus transmission
Mètode Science Studies Journal: Annual Review, 2016 The tragedy of the 2014 Ebola epidemic in West Africa was exacerbated by World Health Organization (WHO) rhetoric that depicted medical personnel as saviors of an irrational and emotional public. That common rhetoric rests on a faulty image of scientific
Celeste Condit
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Word of science. The rhetoric of scientific communication
Mètode Science Studies Journal: Annual Review, 2021 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.
Vicent Salvador
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Retórica como ciencia de la expresividad (presupuestos para una retórica general)
Estudios de Lingüística, 1984 This article deals with the reactivation of Rhetoric as the general science of text. General Rhetoric, in which linguistic and poetic studies are included, becomes the most complete science in the analysis of literary and non-literary ...
Antonio García Berrio
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