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Popularization and scientization in terminology translation
Terminology. International Journal of Theoretical and Applied Issues in Specialized CommunicationAbstract San Ti (Three Body , better known to English readers as The Three-Body Problem) stands out as the most successful Chinese literary work introduced to international audiences through translation. Previous studies have primarily
Huaguo Lu, Xia Hao, Ya Zhang
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The Scientizing of Medicine in The United States
2004Abstract One looks in vain for the successors of Benjamin Rush and Samuel Bard in American medicine. As in Scotland and England where William Alison and the rest of the Edinburgh medical faculty withdrew from the public discourse of the Enlightenment to a more aggressively discipline-bound medical science, so in the United States during ...
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Journalism Interprets, Sociology Scientizes
2018This chapter examines the paradox that, even as journalism became more professional and concerned with social structure, it became increasingly distant from social science after the 1920s. The boundary work carried out by both journalism and sociology to distinguish themselves from each other is described through a variety of content analyses of ...
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Introduction: The Scientization of the Social in Comparative Perspective
2012In a memorandum submitted to Germany’s Catholic bishops in 1905, the Jesuit priest Hermann Krose called for the establishment of a central statistical office in the Catholic Church. Krose was strongly influenced by the ideas of the Belgian astronomer and statistician Alphonse Quetelet (1796–1874).
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On Textbook History of Psychology and Scientizing History
Psychological Inquiry, 1995I want to begin by expressing my appreciation for the liberal praise Simonton bestowed on my article on the life and career of the eminent early-American woman psychologist, Christine Ladd-Franklin (Furumoto, 1992). It was appreciated all the more in the context of Simonton's target article, which had been consistently critical of the historical ...
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