Collins and Evans distinguish between interactional expertise and contributory expertise. Interactional expertise
This example is really interesting -- I agree that it is more important to understand a discipline and be able to discuss its useful implications.
A first step in establishing a shared interdisciplinary language is to understand how different disciplines develop their own dialects
A first step in establishing a shared interdisciplinary language is to understand how different disciplines develop their own dialects
This first step reminds me of first started to another new language. It is always better if you can understand the origins and meanings behind the vocabularies or sentences which help efficient learning and collaboration.
Three distinct aspects of communication play important roles in effective interdisciplinary communication: dialects, metaphors, and articulation.
I think this is a great highlight of what are essential foundations towards a successful interdisciplinary communication. It is extremely crucial to understand each other and articulate in a clear way on how two areas independently work. These will lead to gradual international efficiency and results.