Knowledge Networks: Interdisciplinary Thinking
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https://doi.org/10.5007/1984-8951.2016v17n110p42Abstract
The article discusses the importance of coordination between different knowledge from the perspective of networks and proposes practical and theoretical knowledge can inhabit the same space, influencing each other. Therefore, objectively demonstrate that the phenomenon that at first seems studied by a single discipline, can also be studied by others showing that changes and mutual influences occur when different forms of knowledge coexist in the same work. For this challenge is presented propositional arguments connection between disciplines, as praxeological instruments to promote the overcoming of fragmented knowledge. Assumes that the interdisciplinary education is the contemporary praxis of knowledge. The criticism of the fragmentation of knowledge is sustained in epistemological discussions about the complexity and paradigms of knowledge, especially in the derivation of thought from the philosophy of Deleuze and Guattari, which is configured as a rhizomatic practice as opposed to the epistemological model tree Cartesian.
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