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Afewminuteslate Posted 16 years ago
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Being interdisciplinary is so very hard to do
As Stanley Fish has noted in a recent response (Fish, 1990) to criticism
of his 'Being interdisciplinary is so very hard to do' paper (Fish, 1989),
interdisciplinary research usually fails to combine two disciplines into
one; it usurps bordering areas into the magnetic field of its own theoretical
and practical preoccupations.-- MONIKA FLUDERNIK in The historical present tense yet again: Tense switching and narrative dynamics in oral and quasi-oral storytelling.
Does "do" mean "being interdisciplinary" in "Being interdisciplinary is so very hard to do"?
of his 'Being interdisciplinary is so very hard to do' paper (Fish, 1989),
interdisciplinary research usually fails to combine two disciplines into
one; it usurps bordering areas into the magnetic field of its own theoretical
and practical preoccupations.-- MONIKA FLUDERNIK in The historical present tense yet again: Tense switching and narrative dynamics in oral and quasi-oral storytelling.
Does "do" mean "being interdisciplinary" in "Being interdisciplinary is so very hard to do"?
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Hi, Yes. Clive
- Hi, Yes.
- Clive
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