REVISTA DE HUMANIDADES Y CIENCIAS SOCIALES

KNOWLEDGE ECOLOGY: POETIZED KNOWING IN MAYAN INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF ALTOS DE CHIAPAS, MEXICO

Authors

  • Claudia Corredor

Keywords:

Textil arts, Traditional knowledge, Cultural Aesthetics, Knowledge ecology, Original people

Abstract

Poetized Knowing is a term proposed by Friedrich Nietzsche in XIX century, the term refers to meet our arts with many traditional practices from indigenous people. This Poetized Knowing involves taking a process in which equally valid and therefore not subject to being synthesized power face; in the case of poetic impulse forces face are those of Dionysus and Apollo. The power of the order is faced with chaos without achieving a combination of them, since none appears as an absolute reference.

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Published

30-09-2016

Issue

Vol. 3 Num 4 Octubre-Diciembre 2016 Homenaje Patricia Brogna

Section

Artículos

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Copyright (c) 2016 Dra. Claudia Adelaida Gil Corredor

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How to Cite

“KNOWLEDGE ECOLOGY: POETIZED KNOWING IN MAYAN INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF ALTOS DE CHIAPAS, MEXICO”. 2016. Revista Inclusiones, September, 147-59. https://revistainclusiones.org/index.php/inclu/article/view/497.