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Christopher Newfield is Professor of Literature and American Studies in the English Department, University of California at Santa Barbara | Christopher Newfield is Professor of Literature and American Studies in the English Department, University of California at Santa Barbara | ||
Projects associated with Crucible include [[Global Critical University Studies]] and [[Limits of the Numerical]] | |||
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III. Literature and humanities: liberal arts as practical arts; crime fiction; science fiction; textual interpretation; interpretation as social practice; humanities as mode of investigation | III. Literature and humanities: liberal arts as practical arts; crime fiction; science fiction; textual interpretation; interpretation as social practice; humanities as mode of investigation | ||
[[Crucible Theme: Policy research]] | |||
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Christopher Newfield is Professor of Literature and American Studies in the English Department, University of California at Santa Barbara
Projects associated with Crucible include Global Critical University Studies and Limits of the Numerical
His research interests include:
I: Universities: funding and public policy; technology transfer as a public good; relations among teaching, research, and learning; teaching/learning intellectuality and conceptual integration; MOOCs and online technology; social life of universities.
II. Innovation Theory: collaborative networks; group psychology of innovation; cultural factors in innovation; practices of originality; mass creativity, intellectual property and open source; DIY knowledge processes (academic and non-academic), innovation in novel renewable energy technologies
III. Literature and humanities: liberal arts as practical arts; crime fiction; science fiction; textual interpretation; interpretation as social practice; humanities as mode of investigation
