ISBN:
9789400720824
Language:
English
Pages:
1 online resource (195 pages)
Series Statement:
Einstein Meets Magritte: an Interdisciplinary Reflection on Science, Nature, Art, Human Action and Society Ser. v.11
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DDC:
701.03
Keywords:
Capitalism
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Abstract:
This book presents an interdisciplinary collection of analyses that discuss the impact of market economy on our culture in the post-Berlin Wall era. It contains two parts. The first focuses on the commercialisation of science and education. The second elaborates on the multiple and diverse relation between art and capital.
Abstract:
Intro -- Drunk on Capitalism.An Interdisciplinary Reflection on Market Economy, Art and Science -- Contents -- Bio's Authors -- Introduction: (Don't) Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is -- 1 Between the High and the Hangover -- 2 Science for Sale: Abuse, Corporatization and Commerce -- 3 Buy Buy Art: Contemporary Art and the Play of the Market -- Single Step Guide to Success - Day Planning -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Why Make a Day Plan? -- 3 How to Make a Day Plan -- 3.1 Landmarks -- 3.2 Tasks -- 3.3 Routes -- 4 Using a Day Plan -- 4.1 Landmarks -- 4.2 Tasks -- 4.3 Routes -- 5 Advanced Use -- Reference -- Part I: Science for Sale -- The Inseparability of Science and Values -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Rape -- 3 Economics -- 4 Conclusion -- References -- The Humanities Under Fire? -- 1 The Problem -- 2 Cold War and the Corporatization of the Humanities -- 3 Conclusion -- References -- What Is There Beyond Mertonian and Dollar Green Science? Exploring the Contours of Epistemic Democracy -- 1 Introduction: Mertonian and Dollar Green Science -- 2 Epistemic Interests and Values -- 3 Interests, Plurality and Objectivity -- 4 The Contours of Epistemic Democracy -- 4.1 The Democratization of Science Policy -- 4.2 The Democratization of Science -- 5 Conclusion -- References -- Enclosing the Academic Commons - Increasing Knowledge Transfer or Eroding Academic Values? -- 1 The Massive Rise of Academic Patenting and Licensing in the US and Europe -- 2 The Increasing Number of 'Upstream' Patents -- 3 The High Proportion of Exclusive Licences -- 4 Negative Effects of These Trends -- 5 Why Do Policy-Makers Seem to Ignore These Problematic Aspects of Academic Patenting and Licensing? -- 6 Some Comments on Potential Solutions -- 7 Conclusion -- References -- (E)valuating Words: Money and Gain in the Therapeutic Economy -- 1 The Psychoanalytic Balance Sheet.
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