Reflexiones Filosóficas y Sociológicas de la Educación: un abordaje paradigmatológico
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Universidad Politécnica Salesiana del Ecuador
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The philosophical reflections of this article aim to study the epistemological and paradigmatic
problems inherent in the processes of educational transformation. The study combines the
transdisciplinary methodology with Complexity Theory to organize knowledge horizontally,
without hierarchizing the different epistemes that co-exist in the same space-time. From this
epistemological perspective, research shows that individuals know, think, and act according to the
cultural paradigms inscribed in them. Hence the need to create a liberating education that sows
seeds of human emancipation in the 21st century. In this sense, the work analyzes paradigmatic
constraints that transcend human training through the study of our human relationships and
social role of education in the social and natural environment. Sustainable development requires
reorienting our models of life within the biophysical limits of nature, without compromising
ecosystem regeneration neither a dignity development of our next generations. This is an
investigation that aims to contribute to the debate between philosophy and sociology of education
through co-evolutionary vision that integrates the human being in his cosmic and earthly context.
As a result, it is discussed philosophically about the paradigmatic conditions that occur in the field
of sociology of education. In conclusion, it is argued that education represents a paradigmatic
transformation tool when it is promoted an ecology of knowledge that combines scientific reason
with other epistemic, spiritual, religious, emotional, political, rhetorical, poetic, artistic, and
philosophical aspects.
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Ese artículo se encuentra en Revista Sophía No. 23: 2017, publicado por la Universidad Politécnica Salesiana del Ecuador.
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