Guest Editor's Column

Geoffrey Kain

Guest Editor's Column

Humanities and Communication

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Abstract

“Increasingly in higher education we are said to value interdisciplinary approaches to subjects, to consider creative means to perforate if not actually dissolve some boundaries between disciplines, to potentially develop courses or opportunities for students and/or faculty to establish some innovative bridges between the arts and sciences, philosophy and technology, etc…”

Original language	American English
Journal	South Asian Review
Volume	36
State	Published - Jan 1 2015

Keywords

guest editorial
Satyajit Ray

Disciplines

Fine Arts
Higher Education

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