Where are we?
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https://doi.org/10.31207/colloquia.v5i0.68Keywords:
Interdisciplinarity, discipline, human scienceAbstract
Where are we? This question expresses recurrently the concerns of our contemporary world, which tends to orient itself within the maze of simulations and mirrors sent by new technologies. For rediscovering the human sense of orientation that values multiple roads in life, we have to accept the complex nature of digital knowledge, rejoin traditional knowledge and knowledge about nature and create a new opening in the main human disciplines. This new dimention in teaching, belongs to a transdisciplinary way of research, which proves difficult to understand in the world of higher education, because it comprises of several layers from the intellegible to the sensitive. This needs to be driven over the whole of narrations present in society, in a refined way of re-encountered uses. The plurality of interpretations of the phenomena is que best guide to the quality of facts of the society in which they operate or different events.
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