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2018, Number 5

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Salud Mental 2018; 41 (5)

Public health teaching in Mexico

Lozano R

Language: English
References: 16
Page: 203-205
PDF size: 248.21 Kb.


ABSTRACT

The crisis of the humanities in education

In the training of the new generations, it is possible to observe increasingly less interest in humanistic content, coupled with a significant neglect of history and ethics. Conversely, there is a legitimate, growing interest in mastering one or more instrumental techniques. The goal of obtaining certain professional skills that will enable young graduates to entertain hopes of joining the labor market overshadows the aim of acquiring other cross-cutting skills that will help them not only understand the niche of the discipline they have studied, but also contribute to its necessary transformation.


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