Across
- 3. Method focusing on evidence that can not easily be quantified. ex: cultural mannerisms and personal impressions
- 7. That which enables each discipline to maintain its identity and have a distinctive overall perspective.
- 10. Relying on each discipline's unique perspective on reality to classify phenomena.
- 11. Studying phenomena separately and that knowledge can be combined into an understanding of the phenomenon as a whole.
- 12. The system of knowledge specialties called disciplines.
- 13. Defining elements of a discipline's perspective.
- 14. A comprehensive explanation embedded in a culture that is created and reinforced by power structures and is not to be trusted.
Down
- 1. The linking of all phenomena to particular discipline.
- 2. Phenomenon of boundary crossing and borrowing from disciplines.
- 4. Enduring aspects of human existence that are of interest to scholars and are susceptible to scholarly description and explanation.
- 5. A discipline's unique view of reality in a general sense.
- 6. Broad categories of related disciplines that include natural sciences, social sciences, humanities, and the applied and performing arts.
- 8. Disagreement among a discipline's practitioners over the defining elements of the discipline.
- 9. Method emphasizing that evidence can be expressed numerically.