Participatory methodologies with integrative approach from the complexity
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https://doi.org/10.25097/rep.n20.2014.03Keywords:
Complexity, decolonization, emergent systems, methodology, participatorymethodologies, socio- praxis.Abstract
The article presents a scientific literature review of proposals that have emerged with the epistemological dominance of positivism, reductionist and mechanistic worldview.These alternatives are:
- The complexity theory that exceeds the reductionist, mechanistic and dichotomous thinking, and allows to analyze the reality from different perspectives, approaches and knowledge, and catalyzes the transformation and changing situations.
- The systems theory , which proposed that the change actually comes from the selforganizing and emergent systems.
- The Participatory Methodologies raising various techniques that promote dialogue between academic knowledge and social knowledge (popular).
- Integrative approaches and decolonization thoughts that transcend and go beyond positivism as modes of knowledge production based on subject-subject relations, rather than subject-object relations.
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2017-08-07
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Álava Atiencie, G., & Orellana Espinoza, E. (2017). Participatory methodologies with integrative approach from the complexity. Economy and Politics Journal, 20(20), 61–79. https://doi.org/10.25097/rep.n20.2014.03
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