Social Engineering, Communication Studies, Humanities, Science, Engineering, Oral History

The text is divided into four parts. The first section presents a set of observations on the location that currently and traditionally has been the area of Oral History in a background almost exclusively from the world of humanities. In this artic1e we present an alternative argument where oral hist...

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Published in:Estudios sobre las culturas contemporáneas 2009-12, Vol.15 (30), p.105-122
Main Author: Galindo Caceres, Luis Jesus
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Subjects:
Development Programs
Engineering
Environmental Factors
Epistemology
Human Ecology
Oral History
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Summary:The text is divided into four parts. The first section presents a set of observations on the location that currently and traditionally has been the area of Oral History in a background almost exclusively from the world of humanities. In this artic1e we present an alternative argument where oral history can relate to and relocate to a more associated with the trajectory of science and engineering. On this first appearance in the second part proposes a new configuration for the development program of studies in oral history within the proposals of social engineering and social Comunicologia in dialogue with so-called Social Sciences and Humanities, and Basic Sciences and the proposed new epistemological constructivist, systemic, ecological and complexity. In the third part in the program proposes a possible social engineering of Oral History, and a social Comunicologia of Oral History, a program point where orality is central to a project of Social Ecology and sustainable development. End the text with the fourth part, a selection of references on a synthetic literature to support thesis and comments presented throughout the text. Adapted from the source document.
ISSN:1405-2210