The Campaign Against Established Knowledge and Why it Matters
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Köp båda 2 för 584 krPhysics World Buy this book. And read it. Regularly...the book should be required reading for every physicist, at every level: from A-level student to assistant professor to Nobel laureate. It should also be on the reading list of every teacher and academic, regardless of their discipline.
Philip Moriarty, Times Higher Education Supplement Nichols' book needs to be read by all academics.
The Washington Post Excellent... makes important points and offers valuable insight, particularly when it comes to the role of the internet and social media in our political environment... essential reading for anyone interested in this pressing subject.
Robert Armstrong, Financial Times Nichols has a sense of humour and chooses his examples well. His anger is a lot more attractive than the standard condescension.
Sheril Kirshenbaum, Science Meticulously researched
Professor of National Security Affairs, US Naval War College; author of Eve of Destruction (U Penn Press), No Use: Nuclear Weapons and US National Security (U Penn Press), and The Sacred Cause (Cornell)
Table of Contents ; Introduction ; A Nation of Explainers ; Chapter One ; Higher Education: The Customer is Always Right ; Chapter Two ; Let me Google That for You: The Impact of the Internet ; Chapter Three ; History is Bunk, and So is Science: How Conversation Became Exhausting ; Chapter Four ; The New Journalism - and New Journalists ; Chapter Five ; Don't Blame Us: Why Expertise and Policy Aren't the Same Thing ; Chapter Six ; When the Experts are Wrong ; Conclusion ; Democracy, Expertise, and Citizenship