Transdisciplinary and professionalism

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Abstract

Development of transdisciplinary strategies involves addressing the question of the relationship between professionals and amateurs in science. The invasion of a foreign professional sphere turns it into an amateur. Effect of amateurism is inseparable from respect for the ideals of scientific. Refining and distribution of scientific standards will enhance the level of professionalism in the humanities and the success of their participation in transdisciplinary research.

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