The Two-Dimensional Values Gap in the GMOf Controversy: An Extended Abstract
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The Science Communication Project @ISU was founded in 2010 with the goal of enhancing collaborative research on, education for, and the practice of public science communication, broadly conceived. Our biennial symposia- which include public presentations of multidisciplinary research and interactive workshops- bring together a network of scholars who share interests in public engagement of science, environmental communication, natural resource management, and agriscience. Conference proceedings showcase research, evaluations, and critiques of science communication-related practices and phenomena.
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In this extended abstract, I introduce a framework for understanding the dysfunctional state of the public controversy surrounding genetically modified organisms used for food (GMOf). This framework highlights various ways in which interlocutors fail to engage with the values involved in the controversy, and provides a site for combined work in science communication, philosophy of science, and ethics.