Comentarios a las reflexiones de Terry Shinn: La Triple Hélice y la Nueva Producción del Conocimiento enfocadas como campos socio-cognitivos

Judith Sutz

doi:10.48160/18517072re18.572

Authors

Judith Sutz Udelar

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.48160/18517072re18.572

Keywords:

knowledge production, triple helix

Abstract

Terry Shinn's reflections here are - as always - not only interesting but particularly provocative. Bold assertions, attributed intentions, risky hypotheses, biting commentary: how should one engage with such a text? Little more can be done here than to select a few key points and attempt telegraphic dialogue. Inevitably, this will leave the reader wanting more.

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