英文摘要 |
Health is the common core concern in the fields of medicine, public health, physical education and sports, yet the communication among these three fields is still lacking. The interdisciplinary discourse of this research is based on the concept of ''interdisciplinary'' and existing social basis of Taiwan. To juxtapose the fields of medicine, public health, physical education and sports by surrounding the issue of health. Some examples are presented through three routes of department and curriculum setting, practical on site and academic research. This research aims to sort out the existing external relationships among these three areas, so as to facilitate the mutual invocation and verification of knowledge, and pursues a vision of mutual use and interactive subjectivity. The research found that these three areas are highly correlated in terms of talent cultivation, allocation of responsibilities of practical work, and development of research. It shows the niche and possibility of interdisciplinary cooperation. But the construction of health concept and knowledge is drawn by the norms of whole society, therefore the divergent policies of health development often make it difficult to integrate resources across departments. And the professionalism of each area and the paradigms they follow are shaping different imaginations and knowledge systems of health and also affects the subsequent practical works and goals. In addition, the exclusiveness of the fields, the limited research resources, and the lack of critical practice and the localization of knowledge make it difficult to carry out the interdisciplinary work effectively. This research attempts to encourage more researchers to draw on their experiences of different fields to jointly discuss and respond to the series of issues linked to the concept of ''health'' in the contemporary era, and to overcome the dilemma of interdisciplinary research in ''health'' issue. With interdisciplinary research as a way is conducive to pursue the fusion of horizons and the universality of values, and to further develop a new space for discussion. |