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On the Transdisciplinary Field of Humor Research
Journal of Integrated Design & Process Science, 2012Based on formal theories of humor and a computational semantic technology for information and text meaning analysis, computers could be programmed to detect and generate humor and determine the patterns of individual humor preferences both for the joke tellers or posters and for the people that comment on jokes.
Julia M. Taylor, Victor Raskin
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The concept of alimentation and transdisciplinary research
Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture, 2020AbstractAlthough the term ‘alimentation’ has existed in the English language since the late 16th century, its use is infrequent. In Latin languages, particularly French, ‘alimentation’ conveys a holistic notion of the process by which humans produce, procure, prepare, share, indulge in, and digest their foods.
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Environmental Science and Policy, 2020
The key challenge for transdisciplinary research aiming to integrate social and scientific knowledge is to produce societal and scientific impacts at the same time.
Barbara Smetschka, V. Gaube
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The key challenge for transdisciplinary research aiming to integrate social and scientific knowledge is to produce societal and scientific impacts at the same time.
Barbara Smetschka, V. Gaube
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Toward a Transdisciplinary Internet Research
The Information Society, 2005Given the expanse of the Internet as a topic for research, the need for transdisciplinary research becomes evident. This paper introduces and expands on the problems of Internet research and how some of those can be resolved by pursuing transdisciplinary research.
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Experiences with Transdisciplinary Research
Systems Research and Behavioral Science, 2014Research for Sustainable Land Management appears to be a designated field for a transdiciplinary approach. Because of the number of involved scientific disciplines, stakeholders and target groups, sustainable land management is characterized by a high level of complexity.
Jana Zscheischler +2 more
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Transdisciplinary and Translational Research
2014Abstract This entry provides an overview of the nature of transdisciplinary and translational priorities in the context of changing forms of research and assessments of the relationship of research to societal impact. It first describes shifts away from single disciplinary to more integrative disciplinary approaches to science and ...
Paula S Nurius, Susan P Kemp
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Reflections on Transdisciplinary Research
2015In this chapter, the project coordinators reflect retrospectively upon the most important elements of the transdisciplinary collaboration in the “Rethinking Prototyping” project. On the macro level, the fundamental importance of reflective-coordinating support is outlined against the backdrop of ambivalent ...
Ulrike Eichmann, Emilia Nagy
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Impacts of the European Landscape Convention on interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research
Landscape Ecology, 2022Ileana Pătru-Stupariu, A. Nita
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Handbook of Transdisciplinary Research
2008Foreword.-Acknowledgements.-List of Contributors.-Introduction: Idea of the Handbook-The Emergence of Transdisciplinarity as a Form of Research.-Problem Identification and Problem Structuring: From Local Projects in the Alps to Global Change Programmes in the Mountains of the World: Milestones in Transdisciplinary Research.-Sustainable River Basin ...
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