Striving for Interdisciplinarity

Katia Chaterji

Striving for Interdisciplinarity

Katia Chaterji

Asian and Asian American Studies

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Abstract

When collaborating with an instructor from another discipline, the assumptions we bring to the table, so often entrenched in disciplinary frameworks and jargon, must be vocalized and interrogated and reconciled, not just tacitly accepted.

Original language	English
Journal	Simpson Center for the Humanities
State	Published - May 19 2021

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