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Anatomy as a discipline provides intellectual cohesion for complementary disciplines and can function in a transdisciplinary manner from molecular biology to biological anthropology.
Discusses the role of anatomy as a transdisciplinary field and provides suggestions for the journal Clinical Anatomy.
Anatomy as a discipline is explored against a background of the growth of scientific knowledge and developments within modern universities. The structural overtones of anatomic approaches provide intellectual cohesion for the approaches of complementary disciplines. When anatomy departments function in a transdisciplinary manner, they encompass a range of areas from molecular biology to functional anatomy and biological anthropology. Suggestions are made for a journal, such as Clinical Anatomy, to provide stimulus for the further development of anatomy as a coherent discipline.
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David Jones (2000) conducted an editorial in Anatomy as a discipline. Anatomy as a discipline provides intellectual cohesion for complementary disciplines and can function in a transdisciplinary manner from molecular biology to biological anthropology.
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