¿Hubo siempre dos culturas?
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Contrastescontrastes.v0i0.1549Keywords:
DOS CULTURAS, HUMANIDADES, PROFESIONALIZACIÓNAbstract
RESUMEN
Aunque es frecuente retrotraer la separación entre la cultura científica y la cultura humanística hasta los orígenes mismos de la ciencia moderna, e incluso antes, no es en realidad hasta el siglo XIX cuando encontramos una oposición radical entre las ciencias y las humanidades. Dicha oposición fue propiciada, entre otras causas, por la rápida especialización y profesionalización de las ciencias. En la actualidad hay, sin embargo, indicios de un acercamiento entre esos dos ámbitos culturales. Muestra de ello es la proliferación de disciplinas híbridas.
PALABRAS CLAVE
DOS CULTURAS-HUMANIDADES-PROFESIONALIZACIÓN
ABSTRACT
The separation beween scientific and humanistic culture is usually located at the origins of modern science, and even before. But actually it is in the 19th century when a radical opposition between sciences and humanisties can be appreciated for the first time. This opposition eas in part caused by the fast specialisation and profesionalisation experienced by the sciences in this period. However, we can observe nowadays certains symptoms of the approximation bewetn these two cultural realms. One of these, for instance, is the proliferation of hybrid disciplines.
KEYWORDS
TWO CULTURES-HUMANITIES-PROFESIONALIZATION
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