Pedagogy of Complexity Applied to Law
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7125748Keywords:
Complexity, Pedagogy, Legal TrainingAbstract
The current world is going through different phenomena that mark its most significant characteristics, some of which are: knowledge revolution, globalization, impact of new technologies, uncertainty, interdisciplinarity; all of them give rise to complexity as a hallmark of our postmodern age. Today, pedagogy must respond to these global characteristics and prepare students to interact in the super-complex world. In this regard, there are some general guidelines; which also need to be incorporated into legal pedagogy. Based on the above, the objective of the article is to briefly develop the characteristics of complexity, its general pedagogical implications and its application for the training of future Law graduates. The result are some reflections, obtained through a documentary study, which seek to be an invitation to transform the teaching of law in the classroom.Metrics
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