AP English Language and Composition Quiz
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There is a common lament that specialization in academia has led to a fragmented intellectual landscape, where scholars in different fields can no longer speak to one another. While the depth of knowledge in any given sub-discipline is now immense, we risk losing the ability to synthesize, to see the whole. This is not merely an academic problem. The world's most pressing issues—climate change, economic inequality, public health crises—are profoundly interdisciplinary. They cannot be solved by chemists or economists or sociologists working in isolation. Therefore, fostering cross-disciplinary collaboration is not a luxury for universities, but a fundamental necessity for addressing complex global challenges.
What is the author's primary assertion in the passage?
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