Volume 21, Issue 3

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March 2012

Thematic Issue: Popular Science Between News and Education: A European Perspective

Issue Editor:

Arne Schirrmacher

13 articles in this issue

Popular Science Between News and Education: A European Perspective
Arne Schirrmacher
EditorialNotes 01 March 2011 Pages: 289 - 291
Science and Technology in Greek Newspapers, 1900–1910. Historiographical Reflections and the Role of Journalists for the Public Images of Science and Technology
Eirini Mergoupi-Savaidou
Faidra Papanelopoulou
Spyros Tzokas
OriginalPaper 05 September 2010 Pages: 293 - 310
Riding the Wave to Reach the Masses: Natural Events in Early Twentieth Century Portuguese Daily Press
Ana Simões
Ana Carneiro
Maria Paula Diogo
OriginalPaper 12 September 2010 Pages: 311 - 333
‘Science to the Glory of God’. The Popular Science Magazine Ibérica and its Coverage of Radioactivity, 1914–1936
Néstor Herran
OriginalPaper 29 August 2010 Pages: 335 - 353
Teaching and Learning Science in Hungary, 1867–1945: Schools, Personalities, Influences
Tibor Frank
OriginalPaper 04 March 2011 Pages: 355 - 380
State-Controlled Multimedia Education for All?
Arne Schirrmacher
OriginalPaper 10 December 2010 Pages: 381 - 401
Michael Ruse: Science and Spiritutality: Making Room for Faith in the Age of Science
Peter Slezak
Book Review 14 June 2011 Pages: 403 - 413
James Hannam: God’s Philosophers. How the Medieval World Laid the Foundations of Modern Science?
Igal Galili
Book Review 07 July 2011 Pages: 415 - 422
Peter Harrison (ed): The Cambridge Companion to Science and Religion
Keith Thomson
Book Review 10 August 2011 Pages: 423 - 427
Elaine Howard Ecklund: Science vs. Religion: What Scientists Really Think
Michael Reiss
Book Review 05 October 2011 Pages: 429 - 431
Tonie Stolberg and Geoff Teece: Teaching Religion and Science
Colin Gauld
Book Review 05 May 2011 Pages: 433 - 434
Massimo Pigliucci: Nonsense on Stilts: How to Tell Science from Bunk
Ron Good
Book Review 06 May 2011 Pages: 435 - 440
Alan Sokal: Beyond the Hoax: Science, Philosophy and Culture
Allan Franklin
Book Review 03 June 2011 Pages: 441 - 445

Volume 21, Issue 3

Popular Science Between News and Education: A European Perspective

Science and Technology in Greek Newspapers, 1900–1910. Historiographical Reflections and the Role of Journalists for the Public Images of Science and Technology

Riding the Wave to Reach the Masses: Natural Events in Early Twentieth Century Portuguese Daily Press

‘Science to the Glory of God’. The Popular Science Magazine Ibérica and its Coverage of Radioactivity, 1914–1936

Teaching and Learning Science in Hungary, 1867–1945: Schools, Personalities, Influences

State-Controlled Multimedia Education for All?

Michael Ruse: Science and Spiritutality: Making Room for Faith in the Age of Science

James Hannam: God’s Philosophers. How the Medieval World Laid the Foundations of Modern Science?

Peter Harrison (ed): The Cambridge Companion to Science and Religion

Elaine Howard Ecklund: Science vs. Religion: What Scientists Really Think

Tonie Stolberg and Geoff Teece: Teaching Religion and Science

Massimo Pigliucci: Nonsense on Stilts: How to Tell Science from Bunk

Alan Sokal: Beyond the Hoax: Science, Philosophy and Culture

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