Transformations of interdisciplinarity in the context of social epistemology

Abstract

Interdisciplinarity is considered at the edge of turning it into a intersubjec­tivity. Iterdisciplinarity is based on the relation between the logical structures of scientific knowledge, that faces the outside world. But to the extent that, however, as scientists and philosophers are beginning to pay more attention to the subject pole of the research process, the relations between disciplines are transformed into relations between authors of new knowledge.