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On the Basic Role of Science Popularization Playing in Science Communication Career

Zhang Qin-yuan

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This paper discusses the connotation of the science communication and the relationship between the science communication and the science popularization by using Bernal's views on science communication.It is supposed that the science popularization should play its foundational role in the science communication.

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This paper discusses the connotation of the science communication and the relationship between the science communication and the science popularization by using Bernal's views on science communication.It is supposed that the science popularization should play its foundational role in the science communication.

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This paper discusses the connotation of the science communication and the relationship between the science communication and the science popularization by using Bernal's views on science communication.It is supposed that the science popularization should play its foundational role in the science communication.

Key concepts: Connotation, Science communication, Science education, Sociology, Communication sciences, Science, technology, society and environment education, Engineering ethics, Epistemology

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