El valor de la naturaleza en la cosmovisión andina para la educación ambiental

The knowledge crisis associated with the anthropocentric and destructive Western worldview has led to an environmental crisis. In response, the Andean worldview is being reevaluated for its way of understanding the world, which regards Nature as a living and sacred entity. This perspective fosters a close, sensitive, and respectful relationship between humans and "Mother Earth." This vision is reflected in the daily practices of Andean communities, where invaluable learning spaces spontaneously emerge; these should transcend their origins and be incorporated into schools and community settings. Thus, the values of the Andean worldview can have a profound impact on contemporary environmental education. This essay highlights the concept of nature in the Andean world and how this approach contributes to environmental education in our current context.

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REVISTA DESAFÍOS
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2024-08-11
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https://doi.org/10.37711/desafios.2024.15.2.430
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Environmental Sustainability and Education
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El valor de la naturaleza en la cosmovisión andina para la educación ambiental

Oscar Gutiérrez Huamaní, Aguilar López Lucero Geraldine
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Environmental Sustainability and Education
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El valor de la naturaleza en la cosmovisión andina para la educación ambiental

Oscar Gutiérrez Huamaní, Aguilar López Lucero Geraldine
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The knowledge crisis associated with the anthropocentric and destructive Western worldview has led to an environmental crisis. In response, the Andean worldview is being reevaluated for its way of understanding the world, which regards Nature as a living and sacred entity. This perspective fosters a close, sensitive, and respectful relationship between humans and "Mother Earth." This vision is reflected in the daily practices of Andean communities, where invaluable learning spaces spontaneously emerge; these should transcend their origins and be incorporated into schools and community settings. Thus, the values of the Andean worldview can have a profound impact on contemporary environmental education. This essay highlights the concept of nature in the Andean world and how this approach contributes to environmental education in our current context.

REVISTA DESAFÍOSVol. 15(2)
San Cristóbal of Huamanga University (PE)
Openalex Percentile: Top 61%
Environmental Sustainability and Education
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