INVISIBLE SOCIAL KNOWLEDGE

For a long time, the knowledge of ethnic groups was made invisible, the presence of a homogenizing European science, which denied the cultural-scientific contributions of the diverse peoples, generated that social knowledge disappeared or was destroyed, made invisible, ignored, in a derogatory, racist way, became a folkloric tradition, assumed for fun.We start from the concept that there is an indigenous, popular science and a universal science that affects social life and, in order to understand, we must have clarity in the concept of interculturality, as an epistemic construct of knowledge.

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Senior sociologist and professor at the Universidad Nacional Pedro Ruíz Gallo Lambayeque. He has published articles in magazines and collective books.