Volume 9 (1991) – Association for Interdisciplinary Studies

Table of Contents, No. 9, 1991

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	Issues in Integrative Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal An Annual Publication of the Association for Integrative Studies Stanley Bailis, Editor; Stephen Gottlieb & Julie Thompson Klein, Associate Editors
Author	Selection
Charles C. Fischer	On Pushing Back the Boundaries of Economics: The Case of Business Ethics
Philip Lewin	Honoring the World-Soul, 23-33
Donna R. Vocate	Consciousness and Linguistic Competency: Making Interdisciplinary Choices
Linda L. Baer, Leslie C. Duly and Ivan L. Weir	Higher Education Leadership: Where and Who are the Interdisciplinarians? An Introductory Story, 49-66
Keynote addresses:
H. S. Broudy	Integration without Confusion, 67-74 (Delivered at the Annual Conference, Sonoma State University, 1989)
Kenneth E. Boulding	What Do We Know About Knowledge?, 75-89 (Delivered at the Annual Conference, St. Anselm College, 1990)
Readings
Stan Bailis	Readings: An Invitation, 90
Ronnie Serr	The End-of-History vs. All- is-History, 91-96
Reprint and Response
Richard Turner	Introduction, 97-98
Stanley Fish	Being Interdisciplinary is So Very Hard to Do, 99-112
Richard C. Turner	Trading Tunes with Stanley Fish: Grand Unification Theories and the Practice of Literature and Science, 113-125