Cosmovisions, utopias and polemics about the Club of Rome and the Latin American world model

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This article is to consider science and technology as knowledge and as practical as cultural constructions, as expressions of different theoretical perspectives and changing social meanings. These different conceptions of science-technology-society relationship will highlight the dynamic interaction...

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Autor principal: Sauro, Sandra
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades. Escuela de Historia 2015
Materias:
Ciencia
Tecnología
Desarrollo
Science
Technology
Development
Acceso en línea:https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/RIHALC/article/view/12064
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Revistas de la UNC de Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
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Science
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Development
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Development
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Cosmovisions, utopias and polemics about the Club of Rome and the Latin American world model
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Tecnología
Desarrollo
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Technology
Development
author Sauro, Sandra
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title Cosmovisions, utopias and polemics about the Club of Rome and the Latin American world model
title_short Cosmovisions, utopias and polemics about the Club of Rome and the Latin American world model
title_full Cosmovisions, utopias and polemics about the Club of Rome and the Latin American world model
title_fullStr Cosmovisions, utopias and polemics about the Club of Rome and the Latin American world model
title_full_unstemmed Cosmovisions, utopias and polemics about the Club of Rome and the Latin American world model
title_sort cosmovisions, utopias and polemics about the club of rome and the latin american world model
description This article is to consider science and technology as knowledge and as practical as cultural constructions, as expressions of different theoretical perspectives and changing social meanings. These different conceptions of science-technology-society relationship will highlight the dynamic interaction between social, political and economic actors who, while confronting values, interests and strategies to achieve a particular purpose. Every historical and cultural context may submit divergent political and social values. Science pursues certain aims and objectives, is implemented by various actors and driven by competing interests. Inserted in the dynamics of social relations is linked to ethics and practices. While it may be considered that science and technology are the universal field of knowledge is determined by cultural, political and institutional circumstances of each context. Will these determinations that will recognize the ideological evidence. The work of Amílcar Herrera, Oscar Varsavsky and Jorge Sabato will be analyzed against the proposal of the Club of Rome and the report known as "Limits to Growth (1972)". While referring to the arguments and conclusions of these documents will be made, the emphasis will be on studies thinkers called Latin American thought in science and technology developed in response to the thesis and key findings of the report.
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