Ecologizing Knowledge: Considerations to Rethink Life in the Ever-Changing World Triggered by the Pandemic
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https://doi.org/10.34257/GJHSSGVOL21IS8PG1Keywords:
ecology of knowledges; complexity; systemic vision; education practices; pandemic
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We present a theoretical essay approaching the question according to which paradigm will we reorganize ourselves as a human society facing the experience of the Pandemic To ecologize knowledges by articulating and establishing relations among different theories and forms of knowledge we offer clues and possibilities to create forms of acting in life especially in education practices taking this moment we are living in as a trigger for transformations In this way we suggest the method of complexity as a strategy to redimension our way of understanding what we are living and transforming our way of acting We emphasize the need of overcoming the current objectivism and rationalism and proposing the systemic vision that includes the reflective active strategist subject as co-creator of the reality in which he lives In this way we suggest that educational practices need to be configured as a cognitive ecology the result of the articulation of various contexts coexistence scenarios where teachers and students act together taking care of each other and co-creating learning contexts in the experience This approach can give rise to a form of education founded on a dynamic based on cooperating and sharing in circularity surpassing control and judgment and enhancing the empowerment of being
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2021-07-15
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