[Air-l] Ellis and Jeremy

[Ellis Godard]

I'll second that, uh, sentiment. Maybe "Unclog the zortch!" could be the new
association motto. :)

-eg

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> In an attempt to send the following paragraph to my editor 
> (for translation) my spell checker had a psychotic episode.
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> "Transdisciplinary Studies is an internationally oriented 
> book series created to generate new theories and practices to 
> extricate transdisciplinary research from the confining 
> discourses of traditional disciplinarities. Within 
> transdisciplinary domains, this series will publish 
> empirically grounded, theoretically sound work seeking to 
> identify and solve global problems that conventional 
> disciplinary perspectives cannot capture. Transdisciplinary 
> Studies seeks to accentuate those aspects of scholarly 
> research which cut across todays learned disciplines in an 
> effort to define new axiologies and forms of praxis. This 
> series intends to promote a new appreciation for 
> transdisciplinary research to audiences that are seeking ways 
> of understanding complex, global problems that many now 
> realize disciplinary perspectives cannot fully address. 
> Scholars, policy makers, educators and researchers working to 
> address issues in technology studies, public finance, 
> discourse studies, professional ethics, political analysis, 
> learning, ecological systems, modern medicine, and other 
> fields clearly are ready to begin investing in 
> transdisciplinary models of research. It is for those many 
> different audiences in these diverse fields that we hope to 
> reach, not merely with topical research, but also through 
> considering new epistemic and ontological foundations for of 
> transdisciplinary research."
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> This was taken from Jeremy Hunsinger's website at: 
> http://transdisciplinarystudies.tmttlt.com/
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> Evidently, science as Jeremy understands it, is properly 
> described by crafting words of his own making. In my 
> judgment, it suffers from a di-flucass of the ugang and is 
> further compackliated by a clogged zortch.
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> Reid
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