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ISBN/UID: 9780415422369
Format: Hardcover
Language: English
Publisher: Routledge
Edition Pub Date: 01 December 2007
This book is ideal for readers who are interested in understanding how science and technology interact with society and media.
Reasoning:
- The book explores the interplay of science, technology, and society, which appeals to readers curious about societal impacts of science.
- The focus on media and cultural studies suggests an interest in how science is communicated and perceived publicly.
- By avoiding repetition of genres (sociology/science) or specifics (cloning debates), it answers the prompt by highlighting its analytical focus on science-society-media dynamics.
Description
This book examines the making of human cloning as an imaginary practice and scientific fact. It explores the controversies surrounding both 'therapeutic cloning' for stem cell research and 'reproductive' cloning. The authors analyse the cultural p...
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244 pages • missing pub info (view editions)
ISBN/UID: 9780415422369
Format: Hardcover
Language: English
Publisher: Routledge
Edition Pub Date: 01 December 2007
This book is ideal for readers who are interested in understanding how science and technology interact with society and media.
Reasoning:
- The book explores the interplay of science, technology, and society, which appeals to readers curious about societal impacts of science.
- The focus on media and cultural studies suggests an interest in how science is communicated and perceived publicly.
- By avoiding repetition of genres (sociology/science) or specifics (cloning debates), it answers the prompt by highlighting its analytical focus on science-society-media dynamics.
Description
This book examines the making of human cloning as an imaginary practice and scientific fact. It explores the controversies surrounding both 'therapeutic cloning' for stem cell research and 'reproductive' cloning. The authors analyse the cultural p...
Community Reviews
Content Warnings
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