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American Political Science Review, June, 1996 by Brown, Courtney
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Courtney Brown, Emory University
Stephen Jay Kline undertakes an ambitious task with his book Conceptual Foundations for Multidisciplinary Thinking. His goal is to offer a schema, a philosophical template, within which the next generation of thinkers - all thinkers - can find an intellectual connectedness. This is the idea behind his focus on "multidisciplinary thinking." Thinkers in all disciplines, in his view, will need to decompartmentalize their way of thinking and face the new intellectual horizons with a more catholic, wide-angle perspective.
At its core, Kline's ...
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