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Book SynopsisSection I: Scientist Citizens.- Chapter 1: We Feel That It Is No Longer Possible to Remain Uninvolved”: A Rhetorical History of the Union of Concerned Scientists.- Chapter 2: What Do We Want? Evidence-Based Claims! When Do We Want It? After Peer Review!: Advocacy and Activism in the March for Science.- Chapter 3: Publish and/or Perish: Scientific Journal Commentary for Social Action in the Climate and Ecological Emergency.- Chapter 4: Activism in Science: Saying No to the Objectionable Appropriation of Research.- Chapter 5: Reflections on a Scientist’s Public Engagement: A Dialogue with Roberto Burioni.- Section II: Public Engagement with Science.- Chapter 6: Prodused ethos: Trust, ethos, and expertise in Facebook fan sites for health experts.- Chapter 7: Vituperation and Expert Ethos in Public Science: Censure of Public Health Officials in the COVID-19 Era.- Chapter 8: The Bro as Disingenuous Scientist Citizen.- Chapter 9: Vigilante Pseudoscience in a Science Denialist Data Dashboard.- Chapter 10: The Cook Inlet Beluga Whale: Global Whaling, Oppositional Activism, and Community Science.- Chapter 11: Balancing Acts: Asymmetries of Character and Community.
