Volume 3 (1984-85) – Association for Interdisciplinary Studies

Table of Contents, No. 3, 1984-85

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	Issues in Integrative Studies An Occasional Publication of the Association for Integrative Studies Raymond C. Miller, Editor Editor’s Note
Author	Selection
Martin Trow	Interdisciplinary Studies as Counterculture: Problems of Birth, Growth and Survival, 1-16
Stanley Bailis	Against and For Holism: A Review and Rejoinder to D.C. Phillips, 17-41
Elaine L. Kleiner	Interdisciplinary Theory and Ambiguous Form Perception, 43-49
Lance Schachterle	Where Do Ideas in Science Come From? Teaching Light and Vision as a Case Study, 51-56
Mark E. Blum	Introducing the Liberal Arts through Interdisciplinary Inquiry: Proposal for an Integrative General Education Experience, 57-89
Guy V. Beckwith	Interdisciplinarity and Dialectics: Integrative Concepts and Methods in Hegel’s Phenomenology of Spirit, 91-103
Robert J. Williams	Transdisciplinary Principles and Processes Inherent in the Evolution of Complex Systems, 105-125
Bob Arango	On Becoming a Social Scientists by Shulamit Reinharz: A Critical Review, 127-137