Titlebook: Rethinking Interdisciplinarity across the Social Sciences and Neurosciences; Felicity Callard,Des Fitzgerald Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2015 Felicity Ca

粗魯性質(zhì)

Epilogue,h those experiments has come, additionally, the experiment of friendship. The interdisciplinary has been, throughout, an object of shared enquiry, a descriptor of our own collaboration, and the butt of many of our jokes and frustrations.

過時(shí)

Introduction: Not Another Book about Interdisciplinarity,asons that we have pursued interdisciplinary research, with our collaborators, across the neurosciences and social sciences — but it also establishes our view that interdisciplinarity is nonetheless a problem, or a set of problems, to be analysed in its own right.

Headstrong

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,‘Which Way Does It Go between You Two?’ Modes of Interdisciplinary Intervention, that have undergirded our own research — co-authorship, co-experimentation, and co-organization. The chapter ends with a call to retire formulations of interdisciplinarity that delineate sets of expertise and practice from the outset.

用手捏

States of Rest: Interdisciplinary Experiments,me about, focusing first on individuals, and their shared work, and, second, on the institutions and funders that have intersected with that work. The chapter closes by making clear some of the intellectual tensions that nonetheless run through Hubbub, as it works through different registers of intellectual practice.

禁止

Choreographing the Interdisciplinary,rethinking the space of interdisciplinarity: matrices, topologies, incorporations, laboratories. The chapter positions these alternatives as ways of imagining interdisciplinary space, beyond the logic of fiefdom that now predominates.

流利圓滑

Environmental Entanglements: Neurological Lives and Social Worlds, from endeavours like these — and draws on recent research on the relationship between city life and mental health to begin thinking about how rich, thick and nuanced attention to the social can be traced through bioscientific methods.

Surgeon

Against Reciprocity: Dynamics of Power in Interdisciplinary Spaces, and this is the fantasy of power confronted by the frankly-spoken truth. The chapter argues instead for what it might mean to think interdisciplinary collaboration as a practice of subjugation, which different collaborators may just have to learn to live with.

巨碩

Coronary-Spasm

Felicity Callard and Des Fitzgerald 2015