1st Edition
Philosophy of Interdisciplinarity Studies in Science, Society and Sustainability
1. Introduction: What Does the Philosophy of Interdisciplinarity Offer?
2. Philosophy and Plurality: Providing a Classification and Clarification of Interdisciplinarity
3. Politics and Research Programs: Addressing the Knowledge Politics of Interdisciplinarity
4. History and Technoscience: Tracing the Historical Roots of Object-Oriented Interdisciplinarity
5. Society and Societal Problems: Conceptualizing Problem-Oriented Inter- and Transdisciplinarity
Interlude: On Shortcomings of the Instrumentalist View
6. Ethics and the Environment: Engaging with Grand Environmental Challenges of the Cultural Crisis
7. Nature and the Sciences: In Search of Alternative Concepts of Nature and Science
8. Technology and the Future: Advancing Prospective Technology Assessment
Biography
Jan Cornelius Schmidt is Professor of Philosophy at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences.






