Frontmatter -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- Chapter 1. Introduction: Why interdisciplinarity? -- Chapter 2. The value of interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary linguistic research -- Chapter 3. Faculty and student affairs partnerships: Creating inclusive campus environments for students of diverse linguistic backgrounds -- Chapter 4. Critical race theory and the new sociolinguistics -- Chapter 5. You don't even try to understand!: Interdisciplinarity in language and gender studies -- Chapter 6. Ecolinguistics as a transdisciplinary movement and a way of life -- Chapter 7. Ethnography in interdisciplinary research in linguistics -- Chapter 8. Connections and interdisciplinarity: Linguistic Atlas Project data from an assemblage perspective -- Chapter 9. Reassembling linguistics: Semiotic and epistemic assemblages -- Chapter 10. Language ideological assemblages within linguistic anthropology -- Chapter 11. A case of archeological classification -- Chapter 12. Language and materiality in global capitalism -- Chapter 13. The language of building in the southern American colonies -- Chapter 14. Historical sociolinguistics and the necessity of interdisciplinary collaboration -- Chapter 15. Comprehensive review of the effect of using music in second language learning -- Chapter 16. Trashing the Bible -- Chapter 17. Towards a post-structuralist economics -- Chapter 18. Life as a linguist among clinicians: Learnings from interdisciplinary collaborations on language and health -- Index