about the scientific journal Scientist disambiguation Italic title Infobox Magazine title The Scientist image file TheScientist cover Sept 2010.jpg image size 200px image caption September 2010 cover frequency Monthly category Life science s company Faculty of 1000 country United States based New York City website http www.the scientist.com The Scientist is a news magazine particularly concerning biology and life science s. It has been published monthly since 1986 and is available in print and online through personal or institutional subscription. Overview The Scientist was founded by Eugene Garfield . Its aim is to provide print and online coverage of the latest developments in life sciences research, technology, and business. Subject matter covered by the journal includes Science policy Careers Financial topics Groundbreaking research Industry innovations Economics of science Scientific ethics Profiles of scientists Lab tools Hot papers Product spotlight, guides Starting with the May ... Since 2003, The Scientist has conducted best places to work surveys one for postdoctoral researchers ... satisfaction and which institutions measure up to those standards. Throughout the year, The Scientist ... Survey The Scientist conducts an annual survey of researchers, educators, and industry executives ... Since 2008, The Scientist has awarded the top innovations in science technology. Nominations are submitted ... in 2007, The Scientist began recognizing laboratories who were best using the Internet to further ... year they invite scientists to contribute videos and offer awards in various categories. The Scientist online The Scientist offers a website that complements the print version by offering life science ... s archives of articles, news, and editorials. Awards The Scientist has won many awards ... References Reflist External links Official http www.the scientist.com DEFAULTSORT Scientist, The Category ... magazines Category English language magazines fi The Scientist ... more details
About the profession other uses Scientist disambiguation Infobox occupation name Scientist image File InvestigadoresUR.JPG 300px caption Scientists working in a laboratory official names Scientist Details ... field related occupation A scientist in a broad sense is one engaging in a system atic activity to acquire knowledge . In a more restricted sense, a scientist is an individual who uses the scientific ... roles that partly correspond with the modern scientist can be identified going back at least until 17th century natural philosophy, but the term scientist is much more recent. Until the late 19th or early ... Whewell coined the term scientist in 1833, and it was first published in Whewell s anonymous ... with artist , they might form the word scientist , and added that there could be no scruple in making ... much a name to describe a cultivator of science in general. I should incline to call him a Scientist . Thus we might say, that as an Artist is a Musician, Painter, or Poet, a Scientist is a Mathematician ... to the French word physicien . Neither term gained wide acceptance until decades later scientist ... Scientist The story of a word journal Annals of Science volume 18 issue 2 pages 65 85 url http www.informaworld.com ... Science and technology have continually modified human existence. As a profession the scientist of today ... of people s health, the nations, the world, nature or industries academic scientist and industrial scientist . Scientists versus engineers Engineers and scientists are often confused in the minds ... accomplishments are made in both fields by the same individual. When a scientist has also an engineering ... scientists are to be found. If the category of scientist is limited to those who do scientific research as a profession, then the social role of scientist essentially emerged in the 19th century as part ... and natural philosophy more than the great Greek philosopher and scientist Aristotle 384 322 ... movement and perception . Visual perception Vision interested the physicist s Thomas Young scientist ... more details
Wiktionary scientist A scientist is a person engaged in science. Scientist may also refer to The Scientist , a scientific journal about biology The Scientists , an Australian indie rock band Scientist musician , Jamaican dub musician The Scientist song The Scientist song , a single by Coldplay Robert Karlsson , Swedish professional golfer nicknamed The Scientist disambig fr Scientist ... more details
This term is frequently used to denote A biomedical scientist or A clinical laboratory scientist See also Clinical pathologist Clinical biologist Medical laboratory Pathology portal medicine Category Pathology fr scientifiques biom dicaux ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2009 A computational scientist is a person skilled in scientific computing . This person is usually a scientist , an engineer , or an applied mathematician who applies high performance computing high performance computers in different ways to advance the state of the art in their respective applied disciplines in physics , chemistry or engineering . Scientific computing has increasingly influenced other areas including economics, biology and medicine. See also Computer scientist DEFAULTSORT Computational Scientist Category Computational science Category Computer occupations Category Science occupations Comp sci stub ... more details
Image ScientistAsRebel.jpg right thumb 250px The Scientist as Rebel book cover The Scientist as Rebel is a 2006 book by the renowned prize winning American physicist Freeman Dyson . A few of the twenty nine chapters in this book deals with the interactions of religion and science. Category Religion and science science book stub DEFAULTSORT Scientist as Rebel Category 2006 books Category Works by Freeman Dyson ... more details
NOTOC distinguish Scientific American Infobox magazine title American Scientist image file American Scientist cover.png image size 150px image alt American Scientist cover image caption Cover of the 2007 September&ndash October issue editor David Schoonmaker editor title Editor previous editor staff writer frequency 6 year circulation 72,959 ref http www.americanscientist.org advertise page audience characteristics ref category Science company publisher Sigma Xi firstdate 1913 country United States based Research Triangle Park , North Carolina language English language English website http www.americanscientist.org americanscientist.org issn 0003 0996 American Scientist informally abbreviated AmSci is the bimonthly science and technology magazine published since 1913 by Sigma Xi . Each issue includes four to five feature articles written by scientists and engineers. These authors review research in all fields of science. Each issue also includes the work of cartoonist s such as Sidney Harris cartoonist Sidney Harris , Benita Epstein , and Mark Heath . American Scientist Online ISSN 1545 2786 was launched in May 2003. ref name about http www.americanscientist.org about ref Contributors Expand list date August 2008 Henry Petroski Brian Hayes scientist Brian Hayes See also Sigma Xi Science magazine References reflist External links Official website http www.americanscientist.org http www.sigmaxi.org Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Society EnglishScienceMagazines Category Science and technology magazines sci mag stub fr American Scientist pl American Scientist ro American Scientist ... more details
Social Scientist ISSN 09700293 is a New Delhi based journal in social sciences and humanities published since 1972. External links http www.jstor.org journals 09700293.html JSTOR entry Category Sociology journals ... more details
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Infobox Magazine title New Scientist image file New Scientist 6 Feb 2010.jpg image size 150px image caption New Scientist cover, 6 February 2010 company Reed Business Information Ltd circulation 82,000 ... Kingdom website url http www.newscientist.com issn 0262 4079 New Scientist is a weekly international ... of Reed Elsevier . Reed Elsevier acquired New Scientist when it took over IPC Magazines, retaining ... is now IPC Media . New Scientist has maintained a website since 1996, publishing daily news ... Commentary Editors must be our gatekeepers . New Scientist , no. 2671, 27 August 2008, p. 46 ... change . Based in London, New Scientist has U.S. and Australian editions as well as a British edition. History The original idea for New Scientist came from nuclear physicists Citation ... anecdotes on the founding. ref cite journal title How New Scientist got started first Nigel last Calder journal New Scientist date 24 November 1966 url http www.newscientist.com article dn10574 how new scientist got started.html?full true ref The British science magazine Science Journal , published 1965 71, was merged with the New Scientist to form New Scientist and Science Journal . ref National ... by June 2005, and the section has since been retired. In mid 2006, New Scientist content was also made available to users of Newsvine , a community driven social news web site. In 2010, New Scientist ..., they were not able to view any further New Scientist articles until the following month unless they disabled ... In September 2006, New Scientist was criticised by science fiction writer Greg Egan , who wrote ... s coverage of Roger Shawyer s EmDrive electromagnetic drive , where New Scientist allowed the publication ... others to write to New Scientist and pressure the magazine to raise its standards, instead of squandering ... golem.ph.utexas.edu category 2006 09 a plea to save new scientist.html A Plea to Save New Scientist ref The editor of New Scientist , then Jeremy Webb, replied defending the article, saying that it is an ideas ... more details
Chartered Scientist CSci is a professional certification professional qualification in the United Kingdom that is awarded by the Science Council through its Licensed member organisations. Holders of this qualification can use the post nominal letters CSci. Chartered scientists are professional scientists who are practising and or advancing science at the full professional level and are individuals for whom scientific knowledge or practice at that level form an essential element of their role. Chartered scientists are characterised by their ability to deal with complex issues, both systematically and creatively and can make sound judgements in the absence of complete data to develop solutions to scientific problems and communicate their conclusions clearly to specialist and non specialist audiences. The required standard ref Standards section of Chartered Scientist website http www.charteredscientist.org about standards.html ref for Chartered Scientist registration is a Masters level science qualification or equivalent with four years of postgraduate work experience. See also Chartered Chemist Chartered Engineer Chartered Physicist Chartered Statistician Chartered Mathematician External links http www.sciencecouncil.org Science Council website http www.charteredscientist.org about Chartered Scientist website references Category Professional titles and certifications Category Post nominal letters job stub ... more details
The Supervising Scientist is a statutory office under Australian law, originally created to assist in the monitoring of what was then one of the world s largest uranium mines, the Ranger Uranium Mine . It now provides advice more generally on a wide range of scientific matters and mining related environmental issues of national importance, including radiological matters and tropical wetlands conservation and management . ref Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts, http www.environment.gov.au ssd about index.html About the Supervising Scientist , retrieved 21 October 2008 ref The Supervising Scientist is administered as a division within the Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts Australia Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts . See also Uranium mining in Australia Uranium mining in Kakadu National Park References Reflist External links http www.comlaw.gov.au ComLaw Legislation ActCompilation1.nsf 0 452818CA44F431B3CA256F71004E346E?OpenDocument Environment Protection Alligator Rivers Region Act 1978 http www.environment.gov.au ssd about corporatedocs.html Supervising Scientist annual reports Category Government departments of Australia Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts Category Environment of Australia Category Radioactive waste Category Uranium mining in Australia Australia stub ... more details
good article Single infobox Name The Scientist Cover The scientist cover art.JPG Artist Coldplay from ... In My Place br 2002 This single The Scientist br 2002 Next single Clocks song Clocks br 2003 Misc The Scientist is the second single from English people English alternative rock band Coldplay s second ... s Modern Rock Tracks . Critics were positive towards The Scientist and praised the song s piano ballad ... Vocalist Chris Martin wrote The Scientist after listening to George Harrison George Harrison ... something. ref name the scientist cite web first Austin last Scaggs url http www.rollingstone.com artists ... came to Martin, he asked that the recorder be turned on. ref name the scientist He concluded by saying ... web url http www.bbc.co.uk manchester music 2002 11 18 the scientist.shtml title Coldplay The Scientist ... date March 2011 ref However, the liner notes from A Rush of Blood to the Head stated The Scientist ... listen filename Coldplay The Scientist.ogg title The Scientist excerpt description From the album ... name lyrics cite web url http www.mtv.com lyrics coldplay the scientist 14623073 lyrics.jhtml title The Scientist Lyrics accessdate 2008 09 01 publisher MTV ref The song s title also alludes to science ... Chris Martin piano Barcelona 2005.jpg thumb right 195px Chris Martin playing The Scientist on his piano during the band s 2005 Twisted Logic Tour Coldplay released The Scientist in Europe on 4 November .... ref cite web url http music.yahoo.com release 7336828 title Coldplay Scientist B Sides accessdate ... The Scientist appeared on Australia Singles Chart at number 40 on 1 November 2003. ref name position cite web url http top40 charts.com song.php?sid 5549&sort chartid title Coldplay The Scientist ... ballad The Scientist ... has a cataclysmic falsetto finale that could raise every hair on the back ... that chimes through The Scientist is captured perfectly, the warm depression of each individual ... Stylus ref Ian Watson of NME wrote The Scientist is a song inexorably linked with the endless night ... more details
The Amateur Scientist was a column in the Scientific American , and was the definitive how to resource ... http books.google.com ?id hW0AAAAACAAJ&dq Scientific American 27s, The Amateur Scientist ref ref cite web url http www.scienceacademy.com tg.html title Scientific American s,The Amateur Scientist work ... Scientist ref The column was highly regarded for revealing the brass tacks secrets of research .... Since its d but in 1928, The Amateur Scientist was a primary resource for science fair projects ... s budget, projects from The Amateur Scientist were often elegant and quite sophisticated. Some ... to borrow from The Amateur Scientist to find low cost solutions to real world research problems. Albert Ingalls The Amateur Scientist traces its pedigree to May 1928, when Albert G. Ingalls began the column ... to The Amateur Scientist. C. L. Stong Ingalls wrote his column for almost 30 years, until his retirement ... a book titled The Amateur Scientist , Simon and Schuster the only collection of articles that has ... L. title The Scientific American book of projects for the amateur scientist publisher Simon and Schuster ... Scientist&dq Scientific American s, The Amateur Scientist ref Despite being only a partial anthology ..., Stong s book was reviewed in New Scientist as most fascinating ref Cite journal title Do it yourself science url http books.google.com ?id wOZDAAAAIAAJ page 46 journal New Scientist year 1963 ... s stewardship The Amateur Scientist presented fewer how to projects, and instead focused on the physics ... Mims III , a renowned writer of books for Radio Shack and an amateur scientist. However, during a conversation ... amateur scientist to write it. The publisher invited many potential columnists to submit individual articles, and some of these were published under The Amateur Scientist. But the magazine was unable ... Scientist every month. In 1999, Carlson became the first person to ever win a MacArthur Fellowship ... for the innovative projects he developed and published in The Amateur Scientist . In 2001, Scientific ... more details
one source date September 2010 The Artist scientist is one of the Jungian archetypes in mythology. Like all of these archetypes , the artist scientist is an abstraction of life and the human mind. While never as common as archetypes like the child archetype child or the Hero , the artist scientist is immediately recognizable. They are a builder, an inventor, a seeker, a dreamer, and a thinker. Distracted by their own thoughts, they frequently have to be pulled in out of the rain. They are simultaneously vastly knowledgeable and yet innocent, impulsive yet cautious. They represent the wonder to be found in curiosity, and the dangers. ref name Segal cite book author Segal, Robert Alan Jung, C. G. title On mythology publisher Princeton University Press location Princeton, N.J year 1998 pages isbn 0 691 01736 0 oclc doi ref Attributes The name references the idea that they are both a creator and a discoverer, and that they are not a fount of information like the Bard or an adviser like the wise old man , but a source of change. The frequent obliviousness of the Artist scientist to the aspects of reality that do not fit with their plans the stereotype being that they devise an elaborate plan to scale the walls of a fortress as the hero opens the back door and walks in symbolizes the occasionally underwhelming nature of reality as opposed to our idealized vision of it. It also references the frequent futility of attempting to control one s fate. Their naivety symbolizes the gap between knowledge and wisdom, but in the face of their successes it can symbolize the futility of trying to stop a dreamer from changing the world. The artist scientist is recognizable by His or her ability to focus on a single item or idea, in spite of the surrounding activity, often at inopportune times for a hero he or she accompanies. Ability to improvise novel solutions to problems, which while they may ... mind. What they symbolize The artist scientist represents many things The Power of the Mind Infinite ... more details
A gentleman scientist is a private income financially independent scientist who pursues science scientific study as a hobby. ref J.C. Segen 1992 . Dictionary of modern medicine. p.246. ISBN 1850703213 http books.google.com books?id FbSlyyshjOoC&pg PA246&lpg PA246&dq dictionary 22gentleman scientist 22&source bl&ots juVfcRDdrx&sig 8VsuQLxjLd0kks vQphH0W5ffOY&hl en&sa X&oi book result&resnum 1&ct result ref The term arose in post Renaissance Europe but became less common in the 20th century as government and private funding increased. History Self funding scientists were more common in the days before large scale government funding was available, up to the Victorian era , especially in England . Many early fellows of the Royal Society in London were gentleman scientists. The position significantly reduced during the 20th century as other forms of science funding increased. Benefits and drawbacks Self funding has the disadvantage that funds may be more restricted, however it has the advantage of obviating a number of inconveniences such as teaching obligations, administrative duties, and writing grant requests to funding bodies. It also permits the scientist to have greater control over research directions, as funding bodies direct grants towards interests that may not coincide with that of the scientist. Peer review is sidestepped. ref doi 10.1126 science.279.5348.178 ref Furthermore, intellectual property of the inventions belongs to the inventor and not the employer. Modern day gentleman scientists Modern day equivalents are Stephen Wolfram who funds his own independent research through the sale of Mathematica software, Craig Venter , Julian Barbour , Aubrey de Grey , Barrington ... Scientist and Inventor, 1793 1875 review , Victorian Studies , Volume 42, Number 4, Summer 1999 2000 ..., Gentleman Scientist and Inventor, 1793 1875 . 1988. Lehigh University Press , ISBN 0 934223 50 ... index np.html scientist stub Category Science occupations Category Science and culture Category Victorian ... more details
refimprove date September 2009 A computer scientist is a scientist who has acquired knowledge of computer science , the study of the theoretical foundations of information and computation and their application in computer systems. Computer scientists typically work on the theoretical side of computer systems, as opposed to the hardware side that computer engineer s mainly focus on although there is overlap . Although computer scientists can also focus their work and research on specific areas such as algorithm and data structure development and design, software engineering , information theory , database theory , computational complexity theory , human computer interaction , numerical analysis , computer programming , programming language theory , computer graphics , and computer vision , their foundation is the theoretical study of computing from which these other fields derive. ref http www.bls.gov oco ocos304.htm ref Education Most computer scientists are required to possess a Ph.D. in computer science, computer engineering , or a closely related discipline. For some positions, a bachelor s degree in a computer related field may be adequate. ref http www.bls.gov oco ocos304.htm ref A strong aptitude for math is important for a computer scientist. Good communication skills are also important for a computer scientist. Since computer scientists often work in teams on large projects. They must be able to communicate effectively with computer personnel, such as programmers and managers, as well as with users or other staff who may have no technical computer background. ref http people.cis.ksu.edu bbp9857 cs.html ref Technological advances come so rapidly in the computer field that continuous study is necessary to keep skills up to date. Continuing education is usually offered ... , p. 317. ref See also Computational scientist List of computer scientists List of computing people ... reflist DEFAULTSORT Computer Scientist Category Computer scientists af Rekenaaringenieur bg ... more details
Orphan date February 2009 Meat scientist is the name applied to any of a subgroup of researchers at Utrecht University in the Netherlands who are currently working to artificially grow muscle cells in nutrient broth. The process is designed to stretch the muscle cells with mechanical anchors, which encourages the cells to form small bundles surrounded by connective tissue in arrangements similar to real muscle. ref A Meaty Question, The Economist, September 23 29, p. 12. ref Theoretically, this process will allow vegetarians who object to the consumption of meat on ethical grounds to consume meat and meat related foodstuffs in a manner that does not conflict with their beliefs. A by product of this process is that the meats produced will be sterile that is, uncontaminated by Escherichia coli E. coli or salmonella and free of antibiotics and steroids, and may also be lower in fat than their natural counterparts. References reflist Category Utrecht University ... more details
An information scientist is a person who is doing research in information science . Not to be confused with an information professional who does practical information work, not scholarly research. Brian C. Vickery mentions that the Institute of Information Scientists IIS was established in London during 1958 and lists the criteria put forward by this institute Criteria for Information Science appendix 1 as well as his own Areas of study in information science appendix 2 . The IIS later became part of the Library Association . References Vickery, B. & Vickery, A. 1987 Information Science in theory and practice London Bowker Saur, pp. 361 369 Ellis, David and Merete Haugan. 1997 Modelling the information seeking patterns of engineers and research scientists in an industrial environment Journal of Documentation , Volume 53 4 pp. 384 403 Vickery, Brian Campbell 1988 Essays presented to B. C. Vickery Journal of Documentation , Volume 44, pp. 199 283 Category Information science da Informationsforsker ... more details
Expert subject Medicine date February 2009 globalize UK date December 2010 A biomedical scientist or biomedical doctor , biomedician , medical scientist , is a scientist trained in the life sciences , especially in the context of medicine . The research of biomedical scientists is referred to as biomedical research . These scientists work to understand the biological principles that govern the function of the human body, to discover the mechanisms of disease , and to find innovative ways to treat or cure disease by developing advanced diagnostic test diagnostic tools or new therapy therapeutic strategies . Biomedical scientists can have a particular focus on Pure research , pre clinical development pre clinical , or translational research , they exersise a greater knowledge and depth of biological ... activities of the biomedical scientist can differ in various parts of the world and vary with the level ... scientist positions at most companies. Some biomedical scientists also possess a Doctor of Medicine ... scientist analyses specimens from patients to provide data to help physicians diagnose and treat disease ... Professions Council HPC and can then use the protected title Biomedical Scientist . United States ... that biomedical scientist employment is expected to increase 40 percent over the 2008 18 decade, much ... name BLS Status worldwide United Kingdom Refimprove date April 2007 Biomedical scientist is the protected ... book title The Biomedical Scientist as Expert Witness author Paul D. Ellner year 2006 publisher ASM ... by the Health professions council . Anyone who falsely claims to be a biomedical scientist commits an offence ... in NHS as Biomedical Scientists and they are permitted to use the protected title biomedical scientist ... of life Biomedicine Clinical scientist Health profession profession in which a person exercises ... observation discovering , interpretation logic interpreting , and revising fact s Scientist an expert ... Career occ view.cfm?o id 62 Resources at Health Careers medicine DEFAULTSORT Biomedical Scientist ... more details
Infobox musical artist See Wikipedia WikiProject Musicians Name Kill The Scientist Img Img capt Img size Landscape Background group or band Alias Origin California , USA Genre Punk rock Punk , experimental music Years active 1989&ndash 2003 Label Geykido Comet Records Associated acts URL Current members Shahab Zargari br Aileen musician Aileen br Toastboy br Vex musician Vex br Jeff musician Jeff Past members Notable instruments Kill The Scientist also known as The Band Formerly Known as Kill The Scientist was an experimental music , performance art and sound collage band. The group created music from 1989 until 2003. The group was heavily influenced by Negativland , Crass and Skinny Puppy . In 2003 the band finished their first full length album before parting ways, but instead of shelving the album they put it up on their official website for free download. Before disbanding however, the band played shows in art galleries, dorm rooms, and the like spreading their performance art bug into the formation of newer and greater bands. Discography We re Not Generation X comp 1999 You Call This Music? Volume 1 comp 2000 Your Machinery is Too Much For Me four band split 7 inch 2001 You Call This Music? Volume 2 comp 2002 Dropping Food On Their Heads is Not Enough Benefit For RAWA comp 2002 Fall of Mankind Full length album free for download on their official website 2003 Chemical X DVD Music Video Compilation 2008 Reviews Your Machinery Is Too Much For Me Four Band split 7 inch reviews This is a good strange 7 comp. It features Intro5pect with a techno 77 punk type song, two catchy melodic songs from ESL, a song called Hitler in the Toy Store by No Erasers Allowed, and some noisy crazy weird noises from KTS. Inside are lyrics and a well written article dealing with the theme. Oh ... up melodic punk. No Erasers Allowed do the forgettable punk thing. Kill the Scientist definitely ... featuring Introspect, Kill the Scientist, ESL and no Erasers Allowed. The sound collage opening of Introspect ... more details
A government scientist is a scientist employment employed by a country s government , either in a research driven job for example J. Robert Oppenheimer on the Manhattan Project , or for another role that requires scientific training and methods. Australia In Australia, most government scientists are employed by the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation . A Chief Scientist is appointed to advise the government through the Office of the Chief Scientist Australia Office of the Chief Scientist . Singapore In Singapore , government scientists are classified according to the Departmental Titles Alteration Amendment Act 1996, which amended the Departmental Titles Alteration Ordinance of 1950. Expand section date January 2009 United Kingdom In the United Kingdom , government scientists are part of the Her Majesty s Civil Service Scientific Civil Service . However, that was not always the case. Before the Second World War, government scientists were recruited and employed by the Civil Service on an ad hoc basis, with grades, job titles, and organizations that varied between departments. In 1930, the Carpenter Committee was appointed to investigate the organization of civil service scientific and technical staff, and its report proposed a reorganization that covered the entire Service. This report was endorsed by the Tomlin Commission, however it was impossible to reach agreement with the relevant staff associations, who wanted other professional groups within the civil service to be similarly reorganized, and nothing ended up happening. ref name Gladden cite book title Civil Services of the United Kingdom author E. N. Gladden pages 35&ndash 37 date 1967 publisher Frank Cass and Company Ltd location London ref World War Two changed this by causing a far greater number of scientific and technical staff to be employed by the government. The Barlow Committee on Scientific Staff in Government Departments reviewed the positions of government scientists during ... more details
A Martian scientist or Martian researcher is a hypothetical Martian frequently used in thought experiment s as an outside observer of conditions on Earth . The most common variety is the Martian anthropology anthropologist , but Martians researching subjects such as philosophy , linguistics and biology have also been invoked. The following extract from an essay by Richard Dawkins is more or less typical. A Martian taxonomy taxonomist who didn t know that all human Race classification of human beings races happily interbreed with one another, and didn t know that most of the underlying genetics genetic variance in our species is shared by all races might be tempted by our regional differences in skin colour, facial features, hair, body size and proportions to split us into more than one species. ref Richard Dawkins Dawkins R . A Devil s Chaplain Selected Essays . Phoenix, London Weidenfeld & Nicolson 2003. ISBN 0 297 82973 4 ref In USA American structuralism structuralist linguistics , the Martian approach is recommended for Descriptive linguistics language description The descriptive analyst must be guided by certain very fixed principle s if he is to be Objectivity science objective in describing accurately any language or part of any language. It would be excellent if he could adopt a completely man from Mars attitude toward any language he analyzes and describes. ref Eugene Nida Nida E . Morphology the descriptive analysis of words . 2nd ed. Ann Arbor University of Michigan Press 1949. p 1. ref The hypothetical Martian anthropologist is described in the writings of Noam Chomsky as one who, upon studying the world s languages, would conclude that they are all dialects of a single language embodying a universal grammar reflecting a hardwired, genetically determined linguistic module inherent in the human brain. In philosophy , especially philosophy of language and philosophy ... rhetoric al turn, invoking the Martian scientist forces the reader to observe an obvious state of affairs ... more details
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