Applied Science: Knowledge, Modernity, and Britain's Public Sphere
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Explores the role of applied science in shaping British public discourse and identity from the 18th to the early 20th centuries.
Examines how scientific knowledge and practices became central to debates about social and political issues, such as public health, education, and the environment.
Analyzes the ways in which applied science contributed to the rise of a modern public sphere, where citizens could engage in informed discussions about matters of public concern.
Highlights the tensions between scientific expertise and democratic values, as well as the challenges of translating scientific knowledge into effective policy.
Offers a nuanced understanding of the complex relationship between science, society, and the public sphere in modern Britain.
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