Disciplinary dialogues:

ontological and epistemological tensions

Abstract

This Dossier brings together papers that face the challenge of building alternatives to approaches that follow guidelines drawn from capitalocentric modernity based on dichotomies or oppositions rather than on relationships in contexts of socio-cultural diversity (and, therefore, economically and politically implicated). From the social sciences, the articles included in this volume expose experiences in different regions of the country that bet on new ways of understanding and explaining the relationality between objects and subjects, seeking to enable more sensitive and committed scientific and professional practices. The need to deepen discussions about a professional work that is nourished by the plurality of voices around the modes of perception and relationship with our territories, our memories, our knowledge and senses, which recognizes the colonial heritage and neocolonialist interests but also opens a hopeful universe for resistance and re-existence, is evident. Within this framework, different disciplinary perspectives converge in a production that seeks to problematize the construction of interpretations about our social reality, its anchorage in the past, and a present crossed by conflict, dispossession and inequalities.

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