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In this book the author who is working at the Institute of Humanities and Cultural Studies in Tehran-Iran has attempted to reconfigure the question of epistemology within social sciences and humanities by arguing that we need to rethink the question of knowledge outside the parameters of disciplinary frame of references.ContentsPrologue1 Monological Dialogues2 Disciplinary Rationality RevisitedDeconstruction of Disciplinarity RationalityHeptafold Dimensions of KnowledgeRelocating Epistemological ParametersUndisciplinarity and CoherencyIndivisible Unity of Knowledge3 Clerkish Mentalité in Human Sciences Unthinking Religion by Reconstructing EpistemologyClerkish Viewpoint and Dilemmas of Sciences de l’HommeHeptafold Realms as Complimentarity and IncomplimentarityInterconnectivity and Realms of KnowledgeRereading Classics of Disciplinary Social SciencesUnity of Self as an Epistemological Prerequisite4 Poetic-Philosophy as an Integral Approach to KnowledgeHafez and the Question of KnowledgeIntegral Knowledge and Scientific ReductionismCompartmentalization of KnowledgeReligious Knowledge and Universal CultureDiscipline as a Classificatory Marker5 Alternative EpistemologyAlternative Epistemic OrderlinessCul-de-sac of Eurocentric RationalitéClerkish RationalitéEnsan-Shenas as an undisciplinary archetypeKey Problems of Disciplinary RationalityEpilogueReferences Voir sur le site de l'éditeur