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La innovación epistémica reticular: De la transferencia del conocimiento al conocimiento transferido

Authors: Marín Casanova, José Antonio;

La innovación epistémica reticular: De la transferencia del conocimiento al conocimiento transferido

Abstract

El estudio filosófico de la innovación epistémica comportada por la transferencia reticular del conocimiento transferido se hace en el doble sentido del genitivo. En el sentido objetivo reflexiona sobre la evolución de los canales distributivos hasta llegar a la red ciberespacial como soporte del nuevo fenómeno de las comunidades del conocimiento y la acción. En el sentido subjetivo argumenta cómo el retículo hipervinculado innova la propia noción de conocimiento: el conocimiento reticular es ya en sí mismo conocimiento transferido. En conclusión: la principal innovación cognitiva de las redes consiste en que eliminando todo apriori se convierten en el nuevo a priori del conocimiento.

Philosophical study of the epistemic innovation produced by the reticular transference of knowledge in the double sense of the genitive. In the objective sense it is considered the evolution of the distributive channels up to coming to the cyberspatial network as support of the phenomenon of the communities of knowledge and action. In the subjective sense it is argued how the hyperlinked network innovates the very notion of knowledge: the reticular knowledge is already a transferred knowledge in itself. In conclusion: the main innovation consists of the fact that the networks, while removing every cognitive apriori, become the new apriori.

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Transfer, Innovación, Knowledge, Conocimiento, Comunidades, Communities, Redes, Transferencia, Networks, Innovation

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