Abstract
The paper undertakes a critical review of the conceptual history of the umbrella notion of public communication of science and technology (PCST) and of the three basic models of communication it encompasses. Three closely intertwined factors are put forward explaining the emergence of these models: (1) structural changes in scientific-technological practice and concomitant shifts in the modes of science communication; (2) the diversity of stakeholders in the production, management, communication and reception of scientific knowledge; and (3) differing audience perceptions.
Highlights
Comunicación pública de la ciencia y la tecnología: una aproximación crítica a su historia conceptual a242
The paper undertakes a critical review of the conceptual history of the umbrella notion
closely intertwined factors are put forward explaining the emergence of these models
Summary
“Comunicación pública de la ciencia y la tecnología: una aproximación crítica a su historia conceptual”. RESUMEN: El artículo revisa críticamente la historia conceptual de la noción paraguas de comunicación pública de la ciencia y la tecnología (CPCT) y de los tres modelos básicos de comunicación surgidos a su amparo. Tres son los factores interdependientes que explican la emergencia de estos modelos: (1) cambios estructurales en la práctica científico-tecnológica y cambios concomitantes en los modos de comunicar la ciencia, (2) diversidad de actores sociales relacionados con la producción, gestión, comunicación y recepción de conocimientos científicos, y (3) desigual percepción que se tiene del público receptor
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