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Crossdisciplinary refers to knowledge that explains aspects of one disciple in terms of another. Common examples of crossdisciplinary approaches are studies of the physics of music or the politics of literature. And let's not forget the irony of the art of war.

 

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Cross-Disciplinary

 

 

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different in that cross-disciplinary expresses one discipline through another, while trans-disciplinary approach goes beyond and blurs disciplinary borders.

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Cross-Disciplinary

 

 

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an example of cross-disciplinary science

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Cross-Disciplinary

 

 

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crossdisciplinary recommendation system, which goes beyond attracting clusters created by software (Last.Fm, Amazon), categories, subcultures, or areas of inquiry.

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crossdisciplinary recommendation system, which goes beyond attracting clusters created by software (Last.Fm, Amazon), categories, subcultures, or areas of inquiry.

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