1st Edition
Science Images and Popular Images of the Sciences
1. Bernd Hüppauf and Peter Weingart:
Images in and of Science
2. Sybilla Nikolow and Lars Bluma:
Science Images Between Scientific Fields and the Public Sphere -
A Historiographical Survey
3. W.J.T. Mitchell:
Image Science
4. Joachim Schummer and Tami I. Spector:
Popular Images versus Self-Images of Science: Visual Representations
of Science in Clipart Cartoons and Internet Photographs
5. Bernd Hüppauf:
The Frog’s Two Bodies - The Frog in Science Images
6. Colin Milburn:
Science from Hell: Jack the Ripper and Victorian Vivisection
7. Charlotte Bigg:
The Scientist as Personality. Elaborating a Science of Intimacy
in the Nadar/Chevreul Interview (1886)
8. Dieter Mersch:
Visual Arguments. The Role of Images in Sciences and Mathematics
9. Lisa Cartwright and Morana Alac:
Imagination, Multimodality and Embodied Interaction:
A Discussion of Sound and Movement in Two Cases
of Laboratory and Clinical Magnetic Resonance Imaging
10. Gabriele Leidloff and Wolf Singer:
Neuroscience and Contemporary Art - An Interview
11. Eva Flicker:
Women Scientists in Mainstream Film: Social Role Models.
A Contribution to the Public Understanding of Science from the
Perspective of Film Sociology
12. Petra Pansegrau:
Stereotypes and Images of Scientists in Fiction Films
13. Peter Weingart:
The Ambivalence Towards New Knowledge - Science in Fiction Film
14. Lutz Koepnick:
Unforgettable? Science, Prosthetic Memory, Film
15. Bruce Clarke:
The Self-Referential Scientist: Narrative, Media, and Metamorphosis
in Cronenberg’s The Fly
Contributors
Biography
Peter Weingart is Professor of Sociology at the University of Bielefeld, Germany.
Bernd Huppauf is a Professor at New York University
