Titlebook: Interdisciplinarity in the Scholarly Life Cycle; Learning by Example Karin Bijsterveld,Aagje Swinnen Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2023 The Editor(s) (if a

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Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2023 that trickles down, or spirals up, into research. This book presents how interdisciplinary work has inspired shifts in how the contributors read, value concepts, critically combine methods, cope with knowledge hierarchies, write in style, and collaborate. Drawing on extensive examples from the huma

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Introduction,ntrast to .. It describes the book’s ambition to illustrate how such prolonged engagement with interdisciplinarity affects the way in which scholars work and the type of insights it may generate over time. This chapter also explicates the book’s structure, with sections on theory, methods, and colla

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Reversing the Gaze on Expectations in Technology: The Philosopher José Ortega y Gasset and Innovatiotial research question, drawn from history and economics of technology, and from science and technology studies (STS), was how expectations reduce uncertainties in innovation. Halfway through the trajectory, I accidentally came across the works of the Spanish philosopher José Ortega y Gasset (1883–1

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A Modernization Perspective on Dutch Universities in the Nineteenth Century: Theoretical Sociology Ceducational debates about the modernization of higher education in the nineteenth-century Netherlands. What the application of a discursive analytical approach based on systems theory allowed me to do in particular was to reconsider the presumed influence of Wilhelm von Humboldt’s educational philos

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Constitutional Reform in the Postwar Netherlands: Law in Historytarting point for a reassessment of the boundaries between historical and legal scholarship. For historians, law typically only features as the outcome of a political process. Yet, what if archival sources clearly suggest that legal frameworks, as systems of norms and practices, significantly shape

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Freeing the Frog in the Well: Borrowing from History to Understand Contemporary Japanese Development and propose concrete policies have resulted in its general positioning in the social sciences. History and other humanities disciplines have often been sidelined. This chapter recounts an experience in which historical concepts and epistemologies nonetheless proved pivotal to my work as a developme

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Examining Personal and Cultural Narratives of Aging: Literary Gerontology Revisitedolarship on aging. This chapter shows how I as a scholar in literary studies with expertise in resistant readings of representations of aging started to experiment with interviewing and ethnography under the influence of cultural gerontology. Inspired by the Fiction and the Cultural Mediation of Age