interdisciplinariedad y convergencia tecnocientífica nano-bio-info-cogno interdisciplinarity and the nano-bio-info-cogno technoscientific convergence
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Abstract
La emergencia de la tecnociencia en el siglo XX ha transformado la práctica científica y también el concepto de interdisciplinariedad. Este artículo analiza un ejemplo relevante de tecnociencia contemporánea, el Informe Converging Technologies for Improving Human Performance (CTIHP) de la National Science Foundation (NSF) norteamericana, en el que se promueve un nuevo tipo de interdisciplinariedad, nano-bio-info-cogno (NBIC). El análisis del informe de la NSF muestra que el concepto de interdisciplinariedad que se usa es instrumental, selectivo y, a veces, parece ser reduccionista, en perjuicio de las ciencias sociales, las artes y las humanidades. Como tesis principal, se sugiere que la noción de interprofesionalidad es más adecuada para la tecnociencia que la de interdisciplinariedad.
The emergence of technoscience in the twentieth century changed scientific practice and the concept of interdisciplinarity. This article examines an important example of contemporary technoscience, which is the National Science Foundation (NSF) report Converging Technologies for improving Human Performance (CTIHP), and its support for a new kind of interdisciplinarity, the nano-bio-info-cogno (NBIC) technologies. The analysis of this report shows that the NSF concept of interdisciplinarity is instrumental, selective, and apparently reductionist, in detriment of the social sciences, arts and humanities. In the thesis, it is suggested that the concept of interprofessionality is more suitable for technoscience than that of interdisciplinarity.
The emergence of technoscience in the twentieth century changed scientific practice and the concept of interdisciplinarity. This article examines an important example of contemporary technoscience, which is the National Science Foundation (NSF) report Converging Technologies for improving Human Performance (CTIHP), and its support for a new kind of interdisciplinarity, the nano-bio-info-cogno (NBIC) technologies. The analysis of this report shows that the NSF concept of interdisciplinarity is instrumental, selective, and apparently reductionist, in detriment of the social sciences, arts and humanities. In the thesis, it is suggested that the concept of interprofessionality is more suitable for technoscience than that of interdisciplinarity.
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| Authors | ;Javier Echeverría |
| Journal | bmc sports science, medicine & rehabilitation |
| Year | 2009 |
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