From a Disciplinary to a Transdisciplinary Vision of the University: A Space of Knowledge, Culture, Art, Spirituality, and Life

  • Adame D
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Abstract

How does one understand the University situation today?  Is the disciplinary paradigm viable?  What are the consequences of this paradigm? In my paper, I give one answer to these questions and review, from my own academic experience in a Mexican University (Veracruzana University), strategies like Complex Thought (Edgar Morin) and Transdisciplinarity (Basarab Nicolescu) to af- firm the urgency of moving from a one-disciplinary vision to another–transdisciplinary. I maintain that only with this change will the University, especially in Latin-America, be able to offer an integral education in which both professors and students may solve real-world problems effectively and affectively. Only in this way will the University contribute to a genuine social transformation

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Adame, D. (2011). From a Disciplinary to a Transdisciplinary Vision of the University: A Space of Knowledge, Culture, Art, Spirituality, and Life. Transdisciplinary Journal of Engineering & Science, 2. https://doi.org/10.22545/2011/00018

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