Volume 13 (1995) – Association for Interdisciplinary Studies

Table of Contents, No. 13, 1995

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	Issues in Integrative Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal An Annual Publication of the Association for Integrative Studies Stanley Bailis, Editor, and Stephen Gottlieb, Associate Editor
Author	Selection
Irene J. Dabrowski	David Bohm’s Theory of the Implicate Order: Implications for Holistic Thought Processes
Richard M. Carp	Hearing, Smelling, Tasting, Feeling, Seeing: The Role of the Arts in Making Sense Out of the Academy
E.L. Cerroni-Long and Roger D. Long	Beware of Pidgin Minds: Pitfalls and Promises of Interdisciplinarity in Undergraduate Education
David D. Cooper	The Remapping of Interdisciplinary Inquiry: A Commentary and Critique
Michael T. Marsden	Politically Mainstreaming Interdisciplinarity Programs: A Structure for Success
Shelagh J. Squire	Travels in Interdisciplinarity: Explore Integrative Cultures, Contexts and Change
Stan Bailis	READINGS: An Invitation
J. Linn Mackey	Fractals or Fish: Does a Space for Interdisciplinarity Exist?
Ma GuangYan	How Was the Bow and Arrow Invented? An Investigation of its Origins
Stephen A. Gottlieb	Book Review: Robert K. Wallace. Melville & Turner: Spheres of Love and Fright