The knowledge Does it make us better or happier? Reflections on the proposals of E. Morin

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Published Oct 31, 2019

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Daniel Hernández-Jiménez
Bachelor in Electronic Engineering from the Technological Institute of Costa Rica, Professor of State, in Industrial Education with an Emphasis in Electronics from the Center for Research and Improvement of Technical Education (CIPET-MEP), currently part of the National Technical University, Bachelor of Science of Education with Emphasis on Teaching. Specialty: Electronics Engineering from the State Distance University; Master in Education Sciences with Emphasis in Curriculum from the Latin University of Costa Rica and Doctor in Education Sciences from the State Distance University, Head of the Vocational Training Department, CFIA.

Abstract

Some thoughts which seek to respond to the question that serves as title to these notes are delineated. This is an interpretation of the ideas expressed by the French philosopher Edgar Morin in his essay on seven knowledge necessary for the education of the future.

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Hernández-JiménezD. (2019). The knowledge. Acta Académica, 54(Mayo), 113-126. Retrieved from http://201.196.25.14/index.php/actas/article/view/98
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Vol 54 No Mayo (2014)
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Foro Latinoamericano

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Author Biography

Daniel Hernández-Jiménez, Bachelor in Electronic Engineering from the Technological Institute of Costa Rica, Professor of State, in Industrial Education with an Emphasis in Electronics from the Center for Research and Improvement of Technical Education (CIPET-MEP), currently part of the National Technical University, Bachelor of Science of Education with Emphasis on Teaching. Specialty: Electronics Engineering from the State Distance University; Master in Education Sciences with Emphasis in Curriculum from the Latin University of Costa Rica and Doctor in Education Sciences from the State Distance University, Head of the Vocational Training Department, CFIA.