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Interdisciplinary Opera Studies

PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 2006
I hold this truth to be self-evident: that an art form consisting of a literary text, a dramatic stage performance, and music should be studied in all its multimedia and “multimediated” dimensions (Kramer,Opera25). Today I can make this statement with confidence because the academic study of opera indeed covers all those aesthetic bases, but that has ...
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Six Interdisciplinary Studies

Canadian Review of American Studies, 1985
John L. Caughey. Imaginary Social Worlds: A Cultural Approach. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1984. 280 pp. Marshall W. Fishwick. Common Culture and the Great Tradition: The Case for Renewal. Westport, Conn. : Greenwood Press, 1982.230 pp. Winfried Fluck, Jurgen Peper, and Willi Paul Adams, eds.
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The logic of interdisciplinary studies

The Journal of Development Studies, 1974
Michael Lipton is correct that there is an important place in development studies for interdisciplinary studies. He presents however only one aspect of the case, and by the illogical rejection of an argument which, although ambiguous, leads in the right direction, he misses an important additional argument for interdisciplinary studies.
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Comparativism in interdisciplinary studies

Journal of Area Studies, 1995
(1995). Comparativism in interdisciplinary studies. Journal of Area Studies: Vol. 3, 1945 ‐ Fifty Years On, pp. 114-127.
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Interdisciplinary Studies and Our Practice

Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, 2006
Why should psychoanalysts learn about neighboring disciplines? It is often argued that, although information from neuroscience, neuro-psychology, evolutionary psychology, and other fields may be of interest to analysts, it has no real effect on their practice: on the way they listen, the way they react, or the way they treat their patients.
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An Interdisciplinary Approach to the Study of Technology

The International Journal of Critical Cultural Studies, 2014
This study begins with a definition of technology provided by Carl Mitcham. It then goes on to evaluate this definition by applying some of Jacques Ellul's thinking, as well as that of Lewis Mumford. Some of Nietzsche's literary work is also used as a template through which to view Mitcham's claim.
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The Origins of Interdisciplinary Studies

Eighteenth-Century Studies, 1994
At the heart of The Origins of the English Novel1 lies this question: how can we conceive the constitution of categories in the full historicity of their emergence-as they amount neither to their prior determinations nor to their eventual selffulfillment?
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A study of interdisciplinary research collaboration

Research Evaluation, 1992
This study used the organizational affiliations of authors of published research to investigate interdisciplinary collaboration, a topic of increasing interest for both researchers and science policy-makers. It found that the amount of interdisciplinary collaboration research has steadily increased over a 20-year period.
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Computer science as an interdisciplinary study

Proceedings of the sixth SIGCSE technical symposium on Computer science education - SIGCSE '76, 1976
The organization of computer science education as an interdisciplinary program is described. First, various possible relationships among disciplines are traced, and the features of interdisciplinarity are explained. Next, a specific interdisciplinary program in computer science is introduced, including experiences with the administration and operation ...
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Designing the Artificial: An Interdisciplinary Study

Design Issues, 2001
Introduction: Beyond Common Sense Even in a scientific lexicon, some terms suffer from a sort of meaning inertness which seems to disappear only in actual use. Take, for instance, the adjective artificial: for almost everybody, it seems to designate something designed and produced by man, or anything that is not natural.
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