At the Interface / Probing the Boundaries
At the Interface / Probing the Boundaries seeks to encourage and promote cutting edge inter-disciplinary and multi-disciplinary projects and inquiry. By bringing people together from differing contexts, disciplines, professions, and vocations, the aim is to engage in conversations that are innovative, imaginative, and creatively interactive.
Inter-disciplinary dialogue enables people to go beyond the boundaries of what they usually encounter and share in perspectives that are new, challenging, and richly rewarding. This kind of dialogue often illuminates one's own area of work, is suggestive of new possibilities for development, and creates exciting horizons for future conversations with persons from a wide variety of national and international settings.
By sharing cross-disciplinary insights and perspectives, ATI/PTB publications are designed to be both exploratory examinations of particular areas and issues, and rigorous inquiries into specific subjects. Books in the series are enabling resources which will encourage sustained and creative dialogue, and become the future resource for further inquiries and research.
Also see www.inter-disciplinary.net for further information on ATI and PTB projects.
Inter-disciplinary dialogue enables people to go beyond the boundaries of what they usually encounter and share in perspectives that are new, challenging, and richly rewarding. This kind of dialogue often illuminates one's own area of work, is suggestive of new possibilities for development, and creates exciting horizons for future conversations with persons from a wide variety of national and international settings.
By sharing cross-disciplinary insights and perspectives, ATI/PTB publications are designed to be both exploratory examinations of particular areas and issues, and rigorous inquiries into specific subjects. Books in the series are enabling resources which will encourage sustained and creative dialogue, and become the future resource for further inquiries and research.
Also see www.inter-disciplinary.net for further information on ATI and PTB projects.
An Interdisciplinary Exploration of Visual Literacy
Volume 133
978-90-04-43839-2
An Introduction to an Interdisciplinary Field
Volume 132
978-90-04-43786-9
A Critique of Current and Past Norms
Volume 131
978-90-04-42973-4
Embodiments at the End of Anthropocentrism
Volume 128
Editor(s):
Barbara Braid and Hanan Muzaffar
978-90-04-40876-0
Writing as Transformative, Scholarly and Creative Practice
Volume 119
978-90-04-39431-5
Mapping the Margins of Monstrosity
Volume 116
Editor(s):
Elizabeth Ann Hollis Berry
978-90-04-38809-3
Examining Current Trends in the Global Healthcare Sector
Volume 114
Editor(s):
Anna Karin Jytte Holmqvist
978-90-04-38656-3
Processing Individual and Collective Trauma
Volume 113
Editor(s):
Elspeth McInnes and Danielle Schaub
978-90-04-38593-1
Perspectives on Communication, Education and Business
Volume 112
Editor(s):
Federica Carlotto and Natalie McCreesh
978-90-04-38243-5
Disrupting Normalcy in Literature and the Arts
Volume 111
Editor(s):
Doreen Bauschke and Anna Klambauer
978-90-04-38238-1
The Movement from Fractured to Integrated
Volume 109
Editor(s):
Heather A. Warfield and Kate Hetherington
978-90-04-38122-3
The Politics of Othering from Migrants to Corporations
Volume 106
978-90-04-38312-8
The Concept of Authenticity in Celebrity and Fan Studies
Volume 101
Editor(s):
Jade Alexander and Katarzyna Bronk
978-90-04-36695-4
Competing Narratives in Constructing Tastes, Consumption and Choice
Volume 97
978-90-04-36524-7
Contrasting Approaches to Concepts of Forgiveness and Revenge
Volume 95
Editor(s):
Susie DiVietro and Jordan Kiper
978-90-04-36014-3
Femininities and Masculinities in Context
Volume 94
Editor(s):
Ewa Glapka and Barbara Braid
978-90-04-36505-6
The Inescapable Entanglement of Tradition, Transcendence and Transgression
Volume 93
Editor(s):
John T. Grider and Dionne van Reenen
978-90-04-38229-9
Its Propagations, Perimeters & Potentialities
Volume 92
Editor(s):
Rebeccah Nelems and Nic Theo
978-90-04-36084-6
Deterritorialization, Difference and Resistance
Volume 89
Editor(s):
Šarūnas Paunksnis
978-90-04-30405-5
Founding Editor
Rob Fisher (Progressive Connexions)
Advisory Board
Dr Peter Bray (University of Auckland, New Zealand)
Robert Butler (Elmhurst College, Illinois, USA)
Dr Ioana Cartarescu (Independent Scholar)
Dr Seán Moran (Waterford Institute of Technology, Ireland)
Stephen Morris (Independent Scholar)
Professor John Parry (Lewis & Clark College)
Natalia Kaloh Vid (University of Maribor)
Rob Fisher (Progressive Connexions)
Advisory Board
Dr Peter Bray (University of Auckland, New Zealand)
Robert Butler (Elmhurst College, Illinois, USA)
Dr Ioana Cartarescu (Independent Scholar)
Dr Seán Moran (Waterford Institute of Technology, Ireland)
Stephen Morris (Independent Scholar)
Professor John Parry (Lewis & Clark College)
Natalia Kaloh Vid (University of Maribor)