Ethical implications of onto-epistemological pluralism in relation to entropy,

Scientia in Verba Magazine 3 (2):200-211 (2019)
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From the epistemological posture that we present in this work we sustain the following thesis:-That as subjects we constitute the world we live in through one of the possible conceptual frameworks.-Our cognitive and social practices construct the world in a certain manner, which makes us responsible for the way this world is constituted.

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Mónica Gómez
National Autonomous University of Mexico

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