Epistemología Y Educación: (Breve Trazo) de Platón a Hegel

This essay defends the idea that education and epistemology are necessarily related. Since its origins, the “object” of philosophy is not absolutely an object – or a given collection of them – but the whole. To say that the task of philosophy is to refl ect on the whole – or being – will result in e...

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Main Author: Sergio Espinosa Proa
Format: Article
Language:Portuguese
Published: Serviço Nacional de Aprendizagem Comercial 2006-12-01
Series:Boletim Técnico do Senac
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Online Access:https://www.bts.senac.br/bts/article/view/309
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Summary:This essay defends the idea that education and epistemology are necessarily related. Since its origins, the “object” of philosophy is not absolutely an object – or a given collection of them – but the whole. To say that the task of philosophy is to refl ect on the whole – or being – will result in extreme shock, even more so for a modern mentality. Education is not mere knowledge transmission. To this extent, it does not require “an epistemology” to adequately fulfi ll such a task. On the contrary, all education occurs within an epistemology, within a metaphysics. That philosophy has been reduced to the size and rank of epistemology was the result of a prolonged process of weakening and decomposition.
ISSN:0102-549X
2448-1483