دراسة سوسولوجية لنظرية المعرفة في مجال التربية

Abstract EN

Epistemology is not only philosophical, but also a social theory.

and if knowledge appears at first glance to be “the most disconnected from social reality among all civilized acts,” this does not mean at all that knowledge is isolated from social reality.

because knowledge is by its nature social, and activity does not take place in isolation, but within the scope of a particular society with specific social relations.

knowledge is a social issue, it cannot be separated from social reality, and it can only be acquired and built in a society in which individuals work collaboratively, depend on each other, exchange their experiences, and acquire their knowledge.

and they contribute to building new knowledge, which they would not have attained if they were not members of a particular society, and if they were not in contact with their colleagues, and if they did not learn what their society taught them, and if they did not have the material means and intellectual methods produced by their society.

to gain knowledge.