Soriano PAE

Language: Spanish
References: 11
Page: 1306-1318
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ABSTRACT

Knowledge has undergone transformations in history to acquire the form it has in our day. With the greeks the knowledge was set in different spaces and was ruled by different values. Modernity synthesized this different place of knowledge in what has been named The Modern Technique. This modern technique doesn’t keep the essence of the Greek technique, in the meantime the second was directed to the production, that consisted of a disconcealment of the world, the first one is directed to the reproduction, to a concealment each time greater of the things. The reproduction value that characterizes it, has his basis in the creation of cybernetics. The cybernetics opened a world that has just been given few steps for its understanding, but its working in a great manner in human lifetime, creating a technology of the ego directed to the management of myself.

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