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Voodoo Science - The Road From Foolishness To Fraud - Park Robert-L

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       - Livre Histoire et philosophie des sciences

      Livre Histoire et philosophie des sciences - Park Robert-L - 13/10/2000 - Relié

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    • Auteur(s) : Park Robert-L
    • Editeur : Oxford University Press
    • Parution : 13/10/2000
    • Nombre de pages : 230
    • Nombre de livres : 1
    • Expédition : 500
    • Dimensions : 24.1 x 16.3 x 1.9
    • ISBN : 0198507453



    • Résumé :
      Science fascinates us by its power to surprise. Occasionally, unexpected results that appear to violate accepted laws of nature can herald revolutionary advances in human knowledge. Many 'revolutionary' discoveries, turn out to be wrong, however, and even eminent scientists have had their careers tarnished, mistakenly thinking that they have made a great discovery. This is pathological science, in which scientists are subject to self-delusion. And if scientists can sometimes fool themselves, how much easier it is to craft arguments deliberately intended to befuddle jurists with little or no scientific background. This is junk science, typically consisting of theories of what could be so, with little supporting evidence to prove that it is so. Sometimes there is no evidence at all. Ancient beliefs in demons and magic still sweep across the modern landscape, but they are now dressed in the language and symbols of science. This is pseudoscience, which its practitioners may believe to be science, just as witches and faith healers may believe they can call forth supernatural powers. What may begin as an honest error, has a way of evolving from self-delusion to fraud. As Robert Park points out, the line between foolishness and fraud is thin, and because it is not always easy to tell when that line is crossed, he uses the term voodoo science to cover them all: pathological science, junk science, pseudoscience, and fraudulent science. His book is intended to help the reader recognize voodoo science and to understand the forces that conspire to keep it alive. Scientists, Park observes, insist that the cure for voodoo science is to raise the level of scientific literacy. But what is it that a scientifically literate society should know? It is not specific knowledge of science the public needs, Park argues, so much as a scientific world view-an understanding that we live in an orderly universe governed by natural laws that cannot be circumvented by magic or miracles.

      Biographie:
      Robert L. Park is Professor of Physics and former chairman of the Department of Physic at the University of Maryland. He also directs the Washington office of the American Physical Society. Author of more than a hundred scientific papers on the structure of crystal surfaces, he writes regularly for the New York Times and other newspapers and is a regular contributor of science features for the Washington Post. Professor Park lives in Adelphi, Maryland.

      Sommaire:
      ["It's Not News, It's Entertainment: In which the media covers Voodoo Science","The Belief Gene: In which science offers a strategy for sorting out the truth","Placebos Have Side Effects: In which people turn to \"natural\" medicine","The Virtual Astronaut: In which people dream of artificial worlds","There Ought to Be a Law: In which Congress seeks to repeal the laws of thermodynamics","Perpetuum Mobile: In which people dream of infinite free energy","Currents of Fear: In which power lines are suspected of causing cancer","Judgment Day: In which the courts confront \"Junk Science\"","Only Mushrooms Grow in the Dark: In which Voodoo Science is protected by official secrecy","How Strange Is the Universe? In which ancient superstitions reappear as pseudoscience."]

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