Teaching Art as a Way of Accessing Complexity
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Art, Education, Complexity, Integrative VisionAbstract
Scientific knowledge and modern science from complexity: change and the relationship between the whole and its parts. Every thinking being tries to know complexity while there are other forms of knowledge. Science has a love for the simple, a vision that has not changed in centuries. But nothing can stop its irresistible attraction for complexity, even if it is the simple way. However, this classic paradigm has now been questioned. The very history of the universe contains a growing complexity that is fed day by day from other disciplines by other fundamental ones such as philosophy, art, sociology or culture that presents random and irreversible components. It is time to talk about chance, probability, chaos, uncertainty, balance, fluctuations, chaos, resilience, organization and others.
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