Metaphors and Biorisks
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Auteurs : Brendon M. H. Larson ; Brigitte Nerlich [Royaume-Uni] ; Patrick WallisSource :
- Science Communication [ 1075-5470 ] ; 2005-03.
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- Alien fish, Alien species, Animal disease, Animal species, April, Biological invasions, Biorisks, Biosecurity, Brigitte nerlich, British newspapers, Case studies, Collateral damage, Common ground, Conservation biologists, Conservation biology, Daily mail, Daily telegraph, Defra, Disease control, Ecological perspective, Ecology, Education supplement, England journal, Epidemic disease, European parliament, European union, Exculpate government, Exotic species, February, Foreign invader, Fundamental importance, Health care reform, Hong kong, Human health, Infectious diseases, Invader, Invasion biology, Invasive, Invasive species, Invisible enemy, Lexis nexis database, Media coverage, Media discourse, Medical police, Metaphor, Metaphor clusters, Metaphor system, Metaphorical, Militaristic, Militaristic language, Militaristic metaphors, Mouth disease, National newspapers, National park service, Native species, Natural enemies, Nerlich, News value, Northern ireland, Nottingham, Outbreak, Patrick wallis, Plant health inspection service, Plant invasions, Policy makers, Press coverage, Press release, Prime minister, Public health, Public policy, Public understanding, Respiratory syndrome, Rural affairs, Same time, Sars, Sars story, Science communication, Science communication table, Separate areas, Small fraction, Social policy, Species council, Such metaphors, Sunday times, Various aspects.
Abstract
This article seeks to construct a comparative investigation of the role and application of militaristic metaphors in three contested areas of science-society discourse (invasive species, foot-and-mouth disease, and Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome). It examines differences in the uses of metaphors and the role played by the emergence or neglect of critical linguistic engagement in these areas of public concern. It contributes to debates about the relationship between language use, policy, and the public understanding of science and technology. It demonstrates that militaristic metaphors are still part of a pervasive, but by no means inevitable, mode of science and policy communication.
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DOI: 10.1177/1075547004273019
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