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=== [[Understanding interdisciplinarity]] === | === [[Understanding interdisciplinarity]] === | ||
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. | 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]] === | |||
=== [[Detailed examples of sustainable academic practices in linguistics]] === | === [[Detailed examples of sustainable academic practices in linguistics]] === | ||
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Understanding interdisciplinarity
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.
