2007
DOI: 10.1590/s1516-73132007000200005
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A ciência nos meios de comunicação de massa: divulgação de conhecimento ou reforço do imaginário social?

Abstract: Resumo: O texto descreve a crise teórico-metodológica da ciência moderna instaurada no século XX, contraposta ao imaginário social presente na recepção da ciência divulgada pelos meios de comunicação de massa. A descrição demonstra que há um paradoxo entre a produção do conhecimento cientí-fico, forjado nos centros e instituições científicas, e a visão geral daqueles que recebem as informações científicas via meios de comunicação de massa. Para tanto, o trabalho estrutura-se em quatro etapas: 1º) descreve o pr… Show more

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“…Biomedical knowledge, which underlies health practices, especially in hospital environments, is developed through a scientific and technological approach, because "the production and dissemination of biomedical knowledge is an input as essential to public health as the traditional material inputs, such as vaccines and medicine" (13) . In light of this discussion, information play an important role in the construction of knowledge of individuals, because the media contributes to scientific dissemination, when it allows scientific knowledge go beyond the walls of universities and research institutions and become accessible to the population in general (14)(15) . Patients are mindful of these new advances in biomedical knowledge and integrate them into their daily conversations and form opinions on the subject, which enhances their means to participate in the care process.…”
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“…Biomedical knowledge, which underlies health practices, especially in hospital environments, is developed through a scientific and technological approach, because "the production and dissemination of biomedical knowledge is an input as essential to public health as the traditional material inputs, such as vaccines and medicine" (13) . In light of this discussion, information play an important role in the construction of knowledge of individuals, because the media contributes to scientific dissemination, when it allows scientific knowledge go beyond the walls of universities and research institutions and become accessible to the population in general (14)(15) . Patients are mindful of these new advances in biomedical knowledge and integrate them into their daily conversations and form opinions on the subject, which enhances their means to participate in the care process.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The illustrative lexicons of this class, as generated by the ALCESTE program, with their respective Khi 2 are: trat+ (68), med+ (49), reclam+ (41), hospital (33), sentindo (31), paciente (28), carinh+ (24), enferm+ (22), falt+ (21), medic+ (19), daqui (16), atenção (16), enfermeir+ (16), otim+ (15), vez (14), gente (14), fal (13), teve (13), consult+ (13), relação (13), hospitais (13).…”
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“…Para os estudiosos em divulgação científica, nessas dimensões, reconhece-se que a ação de divulgar é um instrumento importante de disseminação do conhecimento pelo campo científico (PECHULA, 2007;SHINN, 2008). Quando ocorre a divulgação pelos cientistas, esses, por sua vez, fazem a seleção dos saberes a serem apresentados, que refletem um conjunto de interesses que nem sempre são explícitos.…”
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“…Em consonância ao discurso de Delicado (2008), Pechula (2007) aponta o papel da mídia impressa na formação de um imaginário social.…”
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“…Nesse sentido, para ela, o conhecimento passa de uma propriedade do sujeito (que conhece), a um conhecimento concebido como entidade (própria da ciência) (PECHULA, 2007).…”
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