Recapping the history of science: from atomization to complexization

Abstract

The ancestral problem of the disciplinary divisions in which some sciences have been erected as superiors to the detriment of others, still continues to be present in different fields and academic and research levels, creating sides, power relations and subordinations. But when and how did science start to fragment? What is the nature of these differences and insulations? To what extent the ignorance of the inflections, sinuosities and myths that underlie the traditional history of science have contributed to these distancing and disciplinary dismemberment? What contribution can complex thinking make in the face of these dilemmas in the near future? Reasons why it has become necessary to trace the objective of going back in the night of time to identify some historical prejudices and stereotypes that have reached the academic and scientific communities present, making it difficult for them to manage and interrelate knowledge, as well as the consideration of logical thinking different from the classic.