CONOCER IGUAL A HACER: UNA MIRADA A LA CONSTRUCCIÓN INTER Y TRANSDISCIPLINAR DESDE LA BIOLOGÍA DEL CONOCER

Knowing equals doing: a look at the inter and transdisciplinary construction from the Biology of Cognition

  • Pablo RIVEROS ARGEL Universidad de Chile
  • Juan Carlos LETELIER PARGA Universidad de Chile
  • Jaqueline MERIÑO VERGARA Universidad de Chile
  • Diego MELLADO ARGEL Universidad Alberto Hurtado
Palabras clave: transdisciplinary, interdisciplinar, Biology of Cognition

Resumen

La progresiva complejidad de los problemas y desafíos que deben enfrentar nuestras sociedades contemporáneas, exige la necesidad de soluciones complejas que incorporen marcos de análisis que posibiliten un diseño integral de lo observado y por tanto de lo construido. En este trabajo el esfuerzo va precisamente en esa dirección, intentando por medio de una revisión teórica-conceptual de elementos como la transdisciplina (TD), la autopoiesis y la biología del conocer, establecer las intersecciones que los ligan, y que facultan a esta perspectiva como una cierta oportunidad de configurar una nueva epistemología.

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2021-06-19
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RIVEROS ARGEL, P., LETELIER PARGA, J. C., MERIÑO VERGARA, J., & MELLADO ARGEL, D. (2021). CONOCER IGUAL A HACER: UNA MIRADA A LA CONSTRUCCIÓN INTER Y TRANSDISCIPLINAR DESDE LA BIOLOGÍA DEL CONOCER: Knowing equals doing: a look at the inter and transdisciplinary construction from the Biology of Cognition. Utopía Y Praxis Latinoamericana, 26(94), 137-146. Recuperado a partir de https://produccioncientificaluz.org/index.php/utopia/article/view/36115