democracy Flashcards
(10 cards)
david kennedy
‘what whould democracies know’
fake news
fear of false facts in politics
science in policy
allows for UNKOWNS to be KNOWN;
the claim to know is the representing an ethical universl
expert knowledge?
is human knowledge, therefore also contradicting and causes ensions
usefullness of an idea
capacity of the idea to frame a situation; effect of its authority and norms
- question of REALITY and action, not OBJECTIVE and subjective (releavnce is power)
georgina ferry
‘women and the royal society’
common features of women fellows at the royal society
- have natural aptitude at early ages and encouraged by parents
- either cambrdige/london university education
- are interdisciplinar
- having 1-2 children carefully planned in line with career
dorothy hodgkin fellowship
This scheme offers a recognised first step into an independent research career for outstanding scientists at an early stage of their research career who require a flexible working pattern due to personal circumstances, such as parenting or caring responsibilities or health-related reasons.
royal society and sex distinguishing sexual act
outlawed in 1925
women in royal society statistics
total women to 2010: 104
of which 13 are foreign members
83% are in biology, 1/4 from cambridge
= society making more conscious effort to seek out women