Transdisciplinary Theory, Practice and Education The Art of Collaborative Research and Collective Learning /

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Korporativní autor: SpringerLink (Online service)
Další autoři: Fam, Dena (Editor), Neuhauser, Linda (Editor), Gibbs, Paul (Editor)
Shrnutí:XXXI, 299 p. 29 illus.
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Jazyk:angličtina
Vydáno: Cham : Springer International Publishing : Imprint: Springer, 2018.
Vydání:1st ed. 2018.
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On-line přístup:https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-93743-4
Médium: Elektronický zdroj Kniha
Obsah:
  • PART I THEORISING TRANSDISCIPLINARITY AS A COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE
  • Introduction, Paul Gibbs, Linda Neuhauser and Dena Fam
  • Learning and transdisciplinary collaboration: A conceptual vocabulary, Julie Thompson Klein
  • Practical and scientific foundations of transdisciplinary research and action, Linda Neuhauser
  • Transforming Transdisciplinarity: An expansion of strong transdisciplinarity and its centrality in enabling effective collaboration, Katie Ross and Cynthia Mitchell
  • The role of pliability and transversality within trans/disciplinarity: Opening university research and learning to planetary health, Jason Prior, Carole Cusack and Anthony Capon
  • The transdisciplinary evolution of the university condition for sustainable development, Basarab Nicolescu
  • PART II TRANSDISCIPLINARY LEARNING (EDUCATION)
  • Meta-considerations for planning, introducing and standardising collective learning in higher degree institutions, Dena Fam, Scott Kelly, Tania Leimbach, Lesley Hitchens and Michelle Callen
  • Transdisciplinarity: towards an epistemology of what matters, Kate Maguire
  • Trandisciplinarity and the ‘Living Lab Model’: Food waste management as a site for collaborative learning, Alexandra Crosby, Dena Fam and Abby Lopes
  • Nurturing transdisciplinary graduate learning and skills through a community of practice approach, Chris Riedy, Cynthia Mitchell, Juliet Willetts and Ian Cunningham
  • Making collective learning coherent: An adaptive approach to the practice of transdisciplinary pedagogy, Elizabeth Clarke and Craig Ashhurst
  • Making the link between transdisciplinary learning and transdisciplinary design principles, BinBin Pearce, Carolina Adler, Lisette Senn, Pius Krütli, Michael Stauffacher and Christian Pohl
  • The Connected Studio: Collective learning in an industry-education research test bed, Tanja Golja, Krista Jordan and Shilo McClean.-PART III TRANSDISCIPLINARY CASE STUDIES
  • Shielding Indigenous worlds from extraction and the transformative potential of collaborative research, Jason De Santolo (Tribal affiliations: Garrwa and Barunggam)
  • Collaborative research and action: The Changzhou Worker Wellness Project, Linda Neuhauser, Xiaodong Wang, Hong Yun, Xiaoming Sun, Zhanhong Zong, Xingyu Shu, Jingshu Mao, Eve Wen-Jing Lee, and Sono Aibe
  • Creative partnerships and cultural organizations: “Enabling” and “situating” arts–science collaboration and collective learning, Tania Leimbach and Keith Armstrong
  • Climate adapted people shelters: A transdisciplinary reimagining of public infrastructure through open, design-led innovation, Brent Jacobs, Jochen Schweitzer, Lee Wallace, Suzanne Dunford and Sarah Barns
  • Reflections on collective learning: open and closed, Valerie Brown
  • Philosophical reflections: Coda, Paul Gibbs.