Humanismo de pertenencia al mundo de la vida y cultura sostenible
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ISSN: 0214-8560
ESSN: 2603-5944
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García Carrasco, Joaquín
Donoso González, Macarena
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Observamos en la cultura contemporánea una metamorfosis de la alfabetización y el desdibujo de las fronteras de los campos de conocimiento: son características de la
Nueva Ilustración, guiada por preguntas transversales y puntos de vista interdisciplinares. La
educación constituye el aglutinador más importante de las Humanidades y el punto desde el
que valorar la sostenibilidad de la cultura. La especie humana necesita la cooperación socio
-cultural para vivir; esta innovación biocomportamental implicó el reciclamiento de las redes
neuronales, para poder vivir con lucidez. La cultura evolucionó desde una convicción humana
de dominio sobre el mundo de la vida (humanismo de dominancia). La historia demostró que
la vida humana es dependiente de la calidad de los ecosistemas (humanismo de dependencia).
Hoy, necesitamos vivir en la convicción de que pertenecemos al mundo de la vida (humanismo
de pertenencia) y de que somos responsables de su sostenibilidad y de su calidad.
In contemporary culture, we observe a metamorphosis of literacy and the blurring of the boundaries of the fields of knowledge: they are characteristics of the New Enlightenment, guided by transversal questions and interdisciplinary points of view. Education constitutes the most important unifier of the Humanities and the point from which to value the sustainability of culture. The human species needs sociocultural cooperation to live; this biobehavioral innovation involved the recycling of neural networks to live lucidly. Culture evolved from a human conviction of dominance over the world of life (dominance humanism). History proved that human life is dependent on the quality of ecosystems (dependency humanism). Today, we need to live in the conviction that we belong to the world of life (humanism of belonging) and that we are responsible for its sustainability and quality.
In contemporary culture, we observe a metamorphosis of literacy and the blurring of the boundaries of the fields of knowledge: they are characteristics of the New Enlightenment, guided by transversal questions and interdisciplinary points of view. Education constitutes the most important unifier of the Humanities and the point from which to value the sustainability of culture. The human species needs sociocultural cooperation to live; this biobehavioral innovation involved the recycling of neural networks to live lucidly. Culture evolved from a human conviction of dominance over the world of life (dominance humanism). History proved that human life is dependent on the quality of ecosystems (dependency humanism). Today, we need to live in the conviction that we belong to the world of life (humanism of belonging) and that we are responsible for its sustainability and quality.


