Volume 2 (1983) – Association for Interdisciplinary Studies

Table of Contents, No. 2, 1983

Click on the titles to access articles in pdf format

	Issues in Integrative Studies An Occasional Publication of the Association for Integrative Studies Raymond C. Miller, Editor
Author	Selection
William H. Newell	The Case for Interdisciplinary Studies: Response to Professor Benson’s Five Arguments, 1-19
Jerry L. Petr	The Case For/Against Interdisciplinary Studies: A Commentary on the Debate, 20-24
Raymond C. Miller	What Do You Say to a Devil’s Advocate?, 25-30
Thomas L. Benson	The Devil’s Due: Some Reflections on the Responses, 31-34
Julie Thompson Klein	The Dialectic and Rhetoric of Disciplinary and Interdisciplinary, 35-74
Mark E. Blum	Dialogue with Autobiography: Integrating Through the Study of Personality, 75-92
Francis M. Betts, III	A Qualitative Model of the Integrative Learning Process, 93-122