Curated theme: Making academic practices in linguistics more sustainable: collaborating within and beyond disciplines.
Interdisciplinarity is essential in contributing to the sustainable development of linguistics. The links provided in this curated theme aims to give an overview about what is interdisciplinarity, how interdisciplinarity contributes to sustainable development, and how interdisciplinarity makes academic practices in linguistics more sustainable.
Understanding interdisciplinarity[edit | edit source]
Linguistic sustainability is closely correlated with its interdisciplinary nature, which contributes to the sustainable development of linguistic's academic practices by integrating knowledge, methods, and models from other fields. Understanding interdisciplinarity is the prerequisite for delving deep into sustainable linguistics. Thus, this page aims to demonstrate a concise introduction to interdisciplinarity.
Interdisciplinarity and types of linguistics[edit | edit source]
Interdisciplinarity is a process of forming integrative relationship among two or more disciplines, which can come into existence in ontological, epistemological and socio-institutional dimensions of a science. This page shows how linguistics develops its interdisciplinarity through expanding ontological dimension, resulting in different types of linguistics.
How interdisciplinarity contributes to sustainable development[edit | edit source]
This page aims to clarify how interdisciplinarity contributes to the sustainable development by stating its values and goals.
How interdisciplinarity makes academic practices in linguistics more sustainable[edit | edit source]
Interdisciplinarity is valuable in contributing to the sustainable developement of academic practices in linguistics. This page aims to clarity the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in the linguistic field.
Sustainable academic practices in linguistics[edit | edit source]
As interdisciplinary cooperation is closely correlated with academic practices including conferencing, publishing, archiving and data access, research tools, and colleting data, the following links provides an overview considering sustainable academic practices in linguistics.
