University, self-knowledge and citizenship.
Reflections in a personal key
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https://doi.org/10.53870/silex.2025152379Keywords:
University, Knowledge, Self-knowledge, Politics, CitizenshipAbstract
The experience of self-knowledge in the academic environment and its political impact is enriched through dialogue with diverse knowledge. This process not only facilitates an inner journey towards specific know-how but also influences professional practice, allowing for a critical understanding of social problems and their challenges. It highlights how the incorporation of existential and conceptual categories fosters personal scrutiny, helping to discover our identity and our place in the world.
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