Intellectual Creation - Reconsidering the Disci-plinary System. New Research Challenges in the Era of the Knowledge Economy

The intellectual creation stems from the effects of the overall analysis of some disciplines and their various connections. Knowledge once produced or, more precisely, while being designed, is also organized to facilitate the retrieval, the specificity, and the exit from the expensive overlaps and repetitions. Knowledge necessarily falls within its disciplinary grounds, and through interdisciplinary, transdisciplinary and multidisciplinary“effect” these boundaries are overcome, thus, ensuring knowledge growth and development. The interdisciplinary, transdisciplinary and multidisciplinary forms integrate the knowledge, and develop it through interdependencies of cooperation, thus, generating, as appropriate and by the degree of complexity of interferences, new entities of knowledge, new organizations, and new disciplines, thereby defining the intellectual creation.