All of his writings contribute to a comprehensive and interdisciplinary social philosophy (Zuidervaart 2007).
It, thus, offers a starting point for a constructive interdisciplinary discourse between philosophy, medical ethics and the engineering community about whether technology-based medical treatment is a barrier to ethical behavior and a threat to stability – especially in intercultural settings.
She is also part of a team which includes law, psychology, medicine and philosophy developing interdisciplinary ethics education as part of Southampton's Curriculum Innovation programme.
Still, "Language" is a useful study of a burgeoning theory compatible with Darwinism, anthropology, psychology and philosophy — an interdisciplinary orientation the Chomskyans have largely spurned.
At Wesleyan, where she enrolled in 2006, Ms. Justin-Jinich was described by friends as intellectual and passionate about her studies, pursuing a double major, one in Iberian studies and an interdisciplinary major in history, philosophy and literature.
Extenics is a newly developed interdisciplinary subject combining mathematics, philosophy and engineering.
This research is also a product of interdisciplinary collaboration between psychopathology, philosophy of mind, and phenomenology.
Carl Rosin teaches philosophy, English and interdisciplinary studies at Radnor high school near Philadelphia, USA.
In recent years, a notable development in philosophical treatment of emotions has been the attempt to incorporate interdisciplinary approaches and insights into philosophy.
She has preferences to adopt an interdisciplinary approach (drawing upon sociology, philosophy and psychology) in her research and bring a philosophical and sociological perspective to study the different ontologies of business and human practice in the Eastern and Western contexts.
