Rustum Roy
Biographic Data
| ID | 3919722 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rustum Roy |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rustum |
| FAMILY NAME | Roy |
| SIGNATURE | ROY R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Pennsylvania State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 39 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 39 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Master Jacques Ellul: A tribute
A review of The Technological Society and its contribution to our thinking on its 50-year anniversary by a former colleague of Ellul’s and distinguished Penn State University professor of materials science. Originally published in The Ellul Forum 34 (2004): 19–20
Science and Whole Person Medicine: Enormous Potential in a New Relationship
A silent revolution has occurred in the most highly industrialized countries. This is the utilization and acceptance of various healing practices (which for convenience has often been labeled as “alternative medicine,” a.k.a. “whole person healing”) by an enormous fraction of the population. Moreover, this population cohort is much wealthier and better educated than the average citizen. It is no longer possible for this generation in the Western …
Introduction: The “Alternative” Approach to Health: The Only Solution to the World’s Most Pervasive Technology Problem
The Bigu Phenomenon: An Introduction
The Interdisciplinary Imperative: Interactive Research and Education, Still an Elusive Goal in Academia
STS and the BSTS: Retrospect and Prospect, 2000 C.E
Religious commitment and its interaction with scientific professions: A low-church real-science, critique of “science” and “spirituality”
Science Teachers and Recent Scientific Research
The End of Science: The Role of Whole Person Medicine
Fundamental science is rapidly approaching its asymptote because it has been so successful. We already have a “theory of everything, that matters to the human race.” The laws of chemistry and physics cannot be replaced. Although most scientists react to this as though it were religious blasphemy, the proof is in our record. Since the discovery of quantum mechanics, no fundamental science of any significance to other sciences has appeared—in 70 ye…
Religion and STS
Science, Technology and Education
Two Real Innovations for Science Educators
The twilight of science—Last of the ‘gods’
Response
The Laws of "STS" and the Laws of Science
Two Faces of Jacques Ellul: The Theologian and the Societal Critic
STS: Seeing Large Things That are Large
STS-I and STS-D: Disciplinary and Interdisciplinary STS
L'attitude des societes vis-a-vis des sciences et vis-a-vis de la technologie est empreinte de qualites religieuses. Une nouvelle pedagogie est pronee par l'Association for Science, Technology and Society
Michael Faraday and the Royal Institution
Critical Issues Facing Society: An Introductory STS Course for General Education
We describe herein an introductory STS course, designed for large numbers of students, which uses a large number of faculty instructors. Its content and style has evolved continuously for 20 years in a major research university and been adapted for use in small two-year and four-year campuses
Ten Years Young
The Dice-Playing God: The Contribution of Science to the Emerging Universal Theology
The Contribution of Science to the Emerging Universal Theology
STS: Re-Inventing the University Within the Multi-Versity
STS Enters Phase III
Funding Science: The Real Defects of Peer Review and An Alternative To It
The existence of the procedure of peer-review of proposals (as distinguished from review of papers or completed works) is an extraordinary phenomenon. It has survived for some 30 years because of three factors. First, the inherent elitism of the sciences and its arcane linguistic barriers have enabled some scientists to claim that science should play by special rules. The rules that evolved, without any published analysis or forethought, then bec…
Alternatives to review by peers: A contribution to the theory of scientific choice
The Interdisciplinary Imperative: Interactive Research and Education, Still an Elusive Goal in Academia
Religious commitment and its interaction with scientific professions: A low-church real-science, critique of “science” and “spirituality”
Honest Sex
Honest Sex
The Reformation of Science
Experimenting with Truth: The Fusion of Religion with Technology, Needed for Humanity's Survival
Journal Article Experimenting with Truth: The Fusion of Religion with Technology, needed for Humanity's Survival, by Rustum Roy. Oxford: Pergamon Press, 1981, xiii + 200 pp. $29.00 Get access Eileen Barker Eileen Barker London School of Economics Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Sociology of Religion, Volume 43, Issue 3, Fall 1982, Pages 281–282, https://doi.org/10.2307/3711269 Published: 01 October 1982
Optimum Technology
The Many Faces of Technology
Alternatives to review by peers: A contribution to the theory of scientific choice
Energy Issues Updated
Funding Science: The Real Defects of Peer Review and An Alternative To It
The existence of the procedure of peer-review of proposals (as distinguished from review of papers or completed works) is an extraordinary phenomenon. It has survived for some 30 years because of three factors. First, the inherent elitism of the sciences and its arcane linguistic barriers have enabled some scientists to claim that science should play by special rules. The rules that evolved, without any published analysis or forethought, then bec…
Technological Literacy-Clarifying The Concept and its Relation to Sts
Technological Literacy--Clarifying the Concept and Its Relation To Sts
Technological Literacy–Phase II Begins
Sts: Managing the Commons of Human Education
Technological Literacy: Phase II Begins
Lost at the Frontier: U.S. Science and Technology Policy Adrift
STS: Re-Inventing the University Within the Multi-Versity
STS Enters Phase III
The Dice-Playing God: The Contribution of Science to the Emerging Universal Theology
The Contribution of Science to the Emerging Universal Theology
Ten Years Young
Critical Issues Facing Society: An Introductory STS Course for General Education
We describe herein an introductory STS course, designed for large numbers of students, which uses a large number of faculty instructors. Its content and style has evolved continuously for 20 years in a major research university and been adapted for use in small two-year and four-year campuses
Michael Faraday and the Royal Institution
STS: Seeing Large Things That are Large
STS-I and STS-D: Disciplinary and Interdisciplinary STS
L'attitude des societes vis-a-vis des sciences et vis-a-vis de la technologie est empreinte de qualites religieuses. Une nouvelle pedagogie est pronee par l'Association for Science, Technology and Society
The Laws of "STS" and the Laws of Science
Two Faces of Jacques Ellul: The Theologian and the Societal Critic
Sociology (18 works) · Computer Science (14 works) · Psychology (14 works) · Philosophy (11 works) · Engineering (10 works) · Engineering ethics (9 works) · Epistemology (9 works) · Law (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Mathematics education (5 works)