Experimenting with Engagement: Commentary on: Taking Our Own Medicine: On an Experiment in Science Communication

Science and Engineering Ethics 17 (4):817-821 (2011)
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Social scientists can explore questions about what counts as knowledge and how researchers—including social science researchers—can produce that knowledge. An art/space installation examining issues of public participation in science demonstrates the process of co-creation of knowledge about public participation, not simply the co-creation of the meaning of the installation itself

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Bruce Lewenstein
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