Add to ORKGCooperation among arts scholars is thought to be hampered by the division of research on the arts into two cultures, one scientific, one humanistic. This paper proposes an alternative model for research into the arts wherein multiple levels of explanation focussed on well-bounded phenomena integrate research across academic disciplines. Two case studies of research that fits the model are presented
Invited paper for the Academic Practice Network Event titled 'Still divided cultures? Researching th...
In this transcribed conversation, three artists from the research group The Cultural Negotiation of ...
Within the last two decades, academic research has become subject to interdisciplinary work of incre...
Cooperation among arts scholars is thought to be hampered by the division of research on the arts in...
In a time in which scientific knowledge is in danger of being discredited, we return to the responsi...
It is usually assumed that each discipline ranging from the humanities to the sciences forms a neat,...
At least since C.P. Snow’s seminal Rede lecture The Two Cultures, the idea of a significant differen...
At least since C.P. Snow’s seminal Rede lecture The Two Cultures, the idea of a significant differen...
1. Socio-ecological research collaborations between artists, natural and social scientists, and with...
Art and aesthetics has enjoyed a long history of philosophy and investigation. Currently, most resea...
This paper examines contemporary arts practice and interdisciplinary modes of exchange. It argues fo...
This thesis explores the relationship between art and science through the collaboration of artists a...
The disciplines of complex network science, of art and cultural history, and of computation have a c...
We argue that current cultural developments, driven by innovative technology, call for a reconsidera...
Interdisciplinary research has become more mainstream in the academia as of late. Gilles Deleuze’s t...
Invited paper for the Academic Practice Network Event titled 'Still divided cultures? Researching th...
In this transcribed conversation, three artists from the research group The Cultural Negotiation of ...
Within the last two decades, academic research has become subject to interdisciplinary work of incre...
Cooperation among arts scholars is thought to be hampered by the division of research on the arts in...
In a time in which scientific knowledge is in danger of being discredited, we return to the responsi...
It is usually assumed that each discipline ranging from the humanities to the sciences forms a neat,...
At least since C.P. Snow’s seminal Rede lecture The Two Cultures, the idea of a significant differen...
At least since C.P. Snow’s seminal Rede lecture The Two Cultures, the idea of a significant differen...
1. Socio-ecological research collaborations between artists, natural and social scientists, and with...
Art and aesthetics has enjoyed a long history of philosophy and investigation. Currently, most resea...
This paper examines contemporary arts practice and interdisciplinary modes of exchange. It argues fo...
This thesis explores the relationship between art and science through the collaboration of artists a...
The disciplines of complex network science, of art and cultural history, and of computation have a c...
We argue that current cultural developments, driven by innovative technology, call for a reconsidera...
Interdisciplinary research has become more mainstream in the academia as of late. Gilles Deleuze’s t...
Invited paper for the Academic Practice Network Event titled 'Still divided cultures? Researching th...
In this transcribed conversation, three artists from the research group The Cultural Negotiation of ...
Within the last two decades, academic research has become subject to interdisciplinary work of incre...