Queering science communication theory beyond deficit and dialogue binaries

Lindy Orthia; V de Kauwe

Queering science communication theory beyond deficit and dialogue binaries

Lindy Orthia, V de Kauwe

School of Sociology

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Abstract

What might queer perspectives offer science communication theory? Inspired by queer theory’s metaphorical potential, this chapter offers parallel serious and playful takes on what queer perspectives offer science communication. It challenges the science/public binary that underlies most of the science communication models at the centre of science communication theory.

This chapter argues that queering science communication models offers liberatory possibilities for science communication by undermining the hegemonic authority of Western institutionalized science and by granting epistemic legitimacy to marginalized people, including LGBTIQA+ people.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Queering Science Communication
Subtitle of host publication	Representations, Theory, and Practice
Editors	Lindy A. Orthia, Tara Roberson
Place of Publication	Bristol, UK
Publisher	Bristol University Press
Pages	191-203
ISBN (Electronic)	978-1529224429
ISBN (Print)	978-1529224405
Publication status	Published - 28 Apr 2023

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Name	Contemporary Issues in Science Communication

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Orthia, L., & de Kauwe, V. (2023). Queering science communication theory beyond deficit and dialogue binaries. In L. A. Orthia, & T. Roberson (Eds.), Queering Science Communication: Representations, Theory, and Practice (pp. 191-203). (Contemporary Issues in Science Communication). Bristol University Press. https://bristoluniversitypress.co.uk/queering-science-communication

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Orthia, L & de Kauwe, V 2023, Queering science communication theory beyond deficit and dialogue binaries. in LA Orthia & T Roberson (eds), Queering Science Communication: Representations, Theory, and Practice. Contemporary Issues in Science Communication, Bristol University Press, Bristol, UK, pp. 191-203. <https://bristoluniversitypress.co.uk/queering-science-communication>

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Queering Science Communication: Representations, Theory, and Practice. ed. / Lindy A. Orthia; Tara Roberson. Bristol, UK: Bristol University Press, 2023. p. 191-203 (Contemporary Issues in Science Communication).

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