On Oct 14, 2015, at 10:29 AM, Stephen Jarosek wrote: > such as the need for an axiomatic > framework, or a review of important principles. Interdisciplinary thinking > requires such openness to ideas, as none of us can be experts on everything.
Yes, the need for openness in thinking broadly is readily apparent. It would very helpful to your readers if you would clarify what you are seeking to communicate in either "an axiomatic framework" in the sense of the breadth of such a framework, or " a review of important principles". Is your concern about a general logic for interdisciplinary thinking? Or, about a semantic framework that encompasses a particular philosophy of logic or metaphysics or epistemology? These questions are phrased in such a manner as to give you full license tell the readers how such an open space can be constructed with minimal constraints. Cheers Jerry
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