AILA Review 31/2018 – Transdisciplinarity in Applied Linguistics: Scrutinizing the real-world enterprise
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6. If power and politics inevitably play a role in identifying and defining real-world problems, how should we conceive of the “problem-solving accountability” of the field of Applied Linguistics?
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1. To what extent has applied linguistics always been a transdisciplinary field?
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7. How can empirically grounded good practices of transdisciplinary research in Applied Linguistics be identified, discussed, and shared effectively in the field?
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5. Is profession any more a guarantee than disciplinarity for mutual understanding and same-ness of judgment when academics collaborate with non-academics in solving problems in the real world?
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4. Who decides which real-world problem is to be dealt with and by whom?
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6. If power and politics inevitably play a role in identifying and defining real-world problems, how should we conceive of the “problem-solving accountability” of the field of Applied Linguistics?
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