Movimentos de inter e transdiciplinaridade na Geografia

teoria e prática

Abstract

This text deals basically with inter and transdisciplinary movements in Geography under a double viewpoint: on one side it focuses on the recent theoretical panorama, and on other side presents two experiments: Erundina's political term (São Paulo - Capital), and the ongoing term in Resende, Rio de Janeiro. The crisis of positivist and neopositivist disciplinary Geographies, viewed from the theoretical side, is my starting point to the question. Afterwards, I try to prove that, when geographers began to search for new-ways, Geography turned to epistemology. I notice here the irruption of at least three meaningful updated movements: that of Geography and interdisciplinarity through Marxist dialectics; that of Geography and interdisciplinarity through dialectic phenomenology; and that of Geography and transdisciplinarity through paradigms of complexity, of archeogenealogy, holonomic and postmodern.