Draw a map of a complex problem that interests you, state the problem in a brief phrase or sentence and draw the map representing different facets of the problem.
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1. Draw
a map of a complex problem that interests you, state the problem in a brief
phrase or sentence and draw the map representing different facets of the
problem. Review pages 215-218 (Introduction to Interdisciplinary Studies,
3rd Edition, ISBN - 13:
978-1544379401) for guidance on the purpose of
and steps to taking in mapping a complex problem. Be creative and incorporate
images in addition to text.
Link to supporting information:
https://bookshelf.vitalsource.com/#/books/9781544379388/cfi/6/40!/4/2/18/14/12/2@0:0
1. Explain
your current epistemic position by
- describing
whether you tend to think in ways associated with dualism, relativism, or
critical pluralism;
- providing
one specific example of your thinking on an issue that exemplifies your
dualist, relativist, or critical pluralist way of seeing the world;
- describing
the ways that you think the interdisciplinary approach of critical
pluralism will challenge and/or appeal to
- you.
