The Crossroad of Interdisciplinarity: Avatars in the Land of No One (Intra-ethnography and Self-Estrangement)
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https://doi.org/10.37467/gka-revsocial.v1.1209Keywords:
Interdisciplinarity, Auto-ethnography, Anthropology, Philosophy, Africanism, Curriculum, AcademyAbstract
The aim of this article is an exercise in ethnography (through a process of self-estrangement) applied to my own research career, discipline and curriculum, as a result of my experience with a bachelor in philosophy and anthropology, with a master in development cooperation and from the African studies (with an Africanist anthropological thesis, defended in a department of philosophy with no tradition about it). I propose to reflect on the intersection, controversial in itself, we find between these different disciplines, fields and regional study areas, with their particular heritage, customs, rituals and rigors, epistemologies, transmitted traditions, methodologies, empiricism, endowments or classifications, from my bio-bibliographical experience and the building of my own curriculum. The ultimate goal is the epoche, the suspension of judgment about reality, or the relativism on each of those disciplinary experiences, the study process coming from its meeting (crossroads) and the emergence of the "land of no one" (uncomfortable while libertarian) in the investigation. Arguably, then, I'll try to test an "ethnography" of my own academic path illuminated by philosophical reflection
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