Table of Contents Volume 42, Numbers 1 & 2, 2024

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ISSUES IN INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES

A Peer-Reviewed Publication of the Association for Interdisciplinary Studies published by Texas Tech University Press

Editors, P. Sven Arvidson and Khadijah O. Miller

 

Guest Editors

Machiel Keestra, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands

Jan Cornelius Schmidt, Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences / European University of Technology, Germany

  GUEST EDITORS’ INTRODUCTION TO SPECIAL VOLUME

Machiel Keestra & Jan Cornelius Schmidt: Pluralism, Reflexivity and Critique: Introduction to the Special Issue on Philosophy of Interdisciplinarity

ARTICLES

 

I. Plurality of Concepts and Notions: Critical and Reflexive Elements of Interdisciplinarity

Jan Cornelius Schmidt: A Philosophical Framework for Inter- and Transdisciplinarity: Facilitating and Deepening Critical Reflexivity

Maria Goñi Mazzitelli: The Turns in the Production of Knowledge Through Interdisciplinary and Transdisciplinary Practices: A Proposal from the Perspective of Latin America

II. Plurality of Integration: Approaches to the Central Notion of Integration

Stephen Crowley, Chad Gonnerman & Brian Robinson: Conceptual Ecology for Interdisciplinarity

Bethany Laursen: Integrative Topologies: Customizable Models for Crossdisciplinary Knowledge Integration

Agustin Mauro & A. Nicolás Venturelli: Towards an Epistemology of Boundary Work: Producing Interdisciplinarity From Teams to Communities

Erik Weber & Julie Mennes: Interdisciplinary Research and Integration in Social Robotics

III. Plurality and Normativity: Dealing with Normative Dimensions Explicitly

Jessica Nuske: Between Normativity and Objectivity: Transdisciplinarity as Situated Intervention

Natacha Klein Käfer, Emma Klakk & Mette Birkedal Bruun: Ethics of Interdisciplinary Research Across Multiple Ranges of Proximity

IV. Plurality by Valuing Diversity: Ethical, Social and Personal Dimensions

Sarah Patricia Wendt, Ludmila Litvin & Fabian Hempel: Epistemic and Social Diversity as an Aspect of Evaluating Interdisciplinary Research

Sjang ten Hagen & Annemarie Horn: Virtues of Inter- and Transdisciplinarity: A Historical Analysis of the Emergence, Consolidation and Saturation of Virtue Discourses

Machiel Keestra & Hans Dieleman: Resisting the Imperative of Integration: Epistemic Injustice, Resistance and Openness in Inter- and Transdisciplinary Research

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