Contemplation of knowledge that transforms

Authors

  • Edvin Méndez Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala
  • Claudia Esmeralda Marisol Villela Cervantes Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.36314/revistavida.v5i1.36

Keywords:

complexity, education, open field

Abstract

PROBLEM: What is more beneficial to be in a position to view the closed field or the field? OBJECTIVE: reflect on the process of reinventing education for personal transformation. METHOD: it is a descriptive hermeneutic research, in which works by Morin and Tarride were read. RESULTS: the consequences of closed to open systems allows entropy, which is a kind of evolution from order to disorder where irreversible phenomena are seen with reversible possibilities. UNFINISHED REFLECTION: when talking about reinventing history from a social context, it is ideal to return to the essential idea in the Guatemalan context, where complex systems are latent and there is a field of observation with infinite possibilities of approaching and re-educating the educated.

Author Biographies

Edvin Méndez, Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala

He is currently a student of the Doctorate in Research in Education at the CUNOR Eastern University Center of the University of San Carlos of Guatemala.

Claudia Esmeralda Marisol Villela Cervantes, Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala

Postdoctoral student in Research in Education and complexity at the Military School of Engineering in Bolivia. Doctor in Education with a Master's Degree in Human Resources Administration, she is a Systems and Computer Science Engineer. He studied educational technology in South Korea. He teaches master's and doctoral degrees at the University of San Carlos in Guatemala. Researcher in the General Directorate of Research -DIGI of the University of San Carlos of Guatemala, she participates in the Latin American Network of CIID researchers based in Colombia. He has been a speaker at national and international conferences on open science, educational quality, higher education, educational technology, virtual education, intercultural education, business sciences, emerging sciences, complexity sciences and complex thinking.

References

Morin, E. (1999). Los siete saberes necesarios para la educación del futuro. Paris.

Morin, E. y Domínguez, E. (2018). El octavo saber: diálogo con Edgar Morin. DelegadoC. (Ed.) Multiversidad Mundo Real Edgar Morin, A.C https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Sfm6jPqp_vupDtMEwPAERS96WJj5AnQM/view?usp=share_lin

Tarride, M. (1995). Complejidad y Sistemas Complejos. Historia, Ciencias Saúde Manguinbos,2(1), 46-66. https://www.scielo.br/j/hcsm/a/cfGJmwpVSg8rwYJX3bXPjpv/?format=pdf&lang=es DOI: https://doi.org/10.1590/S0104-59701995000200004

Published

2023-10-20

How to Cite

Méndez, E., & Villela Cervantes, C. E. M. (2023). Contemplation of knowledge that transforms. Revista Vida, Una Mirada Compleja, 5(1), 113–118. https://doi.org/10.36314/revistavida.v5i1.36

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