2004
DOI: 10.1590/s1678-31662004000200010
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Transdisciplinaridade, interdisciplinaridade e disciplinaridade na história da ciência

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“…As classic examples of policies in this direction are the major colonization projects in the northern region of the country that had the goal of "integrating not to deliver" with a view to promoting progress in a region that, despite having experienced golden periods of economic prosperity, after the decay, were isolated and susceptible to disorder, mainly in the border areas with the other South American countries. In summary and according to Videira [4] positivism sought to defend the thesis that only science would be in a position to provide progress for human societies.…”
Section: Sociology As Science: a Brief Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…As classic examples of policies in this direction are the major colonization projects in the northern region of the country that had the goal of "integrating not to deliver" with a view to promoting progress in a region that, despite having experienced golden periods of economic prosperity, after the decay, were isolated and susceptible to disorder, mainly in the border areas with the other South American countries. In summary and according to Videira [4] positivism sought to defend the thesis that only science would be in a position to provide progress for human societies.…”
Section: Sociology As Science: a Brief Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Phase III, empirical thinking comes to dominate the scientific world, mainly due to the advancement of natural sciences such as Newtonian physics and the whole context of change that occurred due to the great scientific discoveries that, taken as a whole, contributed to the crystallization of the positivist view both in epistemological and sociological fields. According to Videira [4], positivism sought to defend the thesis that only science would be in a position to provide progress for human societies. In Brazil, positivism had a great influence, starting with the Brazilian flag since the phrase "Ordem e Progresso" is a purely positivist thought.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…O recurso à história da ciência como elemento didático para explicar e transmitir os conteúdos científicos foi uma estraté-gia que Conant desenvolveu conscientemente para fazer com que a ciência continuasse a desfrutar do prestígio que tinha na sociedade, na qual a ciência era uma presença real e efetiva (cf. Videira, 2004).…”
Section: Conant E O Ideal Da Autonomia Da Ciênciaunclassified
“…A Engenharia de Produção não é o único caso em que os problemas se tornaram mais complexos; praticamente em todas as áreas houve um aumento na percepção da complexidade dos problemas a serem tratados (RUSSELL et al, 2007;NEVES, 2006;CARAYANNIS;COLEMAN, 2005;LI et al, 2004;SILVA, 2000). A abordagem utilizada para solucionar estes problemas passou progressivamente de uma abordagem disciplinar para abordagens multidisciplinares, pluridisciplinares, interdisciplinares e, atualmente, busca-se alcançar uma abordagem transdisciplinar (VIDEIRA, 2004). A Figura 2 mostra esquematicamente como uma mesma realidade pode ser observada por essas várias abordagens.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified