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¿Qué es?

Investigación

Dr. Joseph Carroll MirandaEDUC 6509

DEG UPR-RP

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Investigar: Latin Investigāre -----------> Vestigĭum ---------> Marca o huella impresa suelo

Marca o huella asociado con el “principio de la verdad”, revisando huellas buscando verdad

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¿Para Qué?

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PARADIGMA

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¿Somos Mantenidos?

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Historical research has shown that the idea of "race" has always carried more

meanings than mere physical differences; indeed, physical variations in the human

species have no meaning except the social ones that humans put on them. Today

scholars in many fields argue that "race" as it is understood in the United States of

America was a social mechanism invented during the 18th century to refer to those populations brought together in colonial America: the English and other European settlers, the conquered Indian

peoples, and those peoples of Africa brought in to provide slave labor. (AAA,

1998)

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As they were constructing US society, leaders among European-Americans

fabricated the cultural/behavioral characteristics associated with each "race," linking superior traits with

Europeans and negative and inferior ones to blacks and Indians. Numerous arbitrary

and fictitious beliefs about the different peoples were institutionalized and deeply

embedded in American thought.

Early in the 19th century the growing fields of science began to reflect the public consciousness about human differences. Differences among the

"racial" categories were projected to their greatest extreme when the argument was

posed that Africans, Indians, and Europeans were separate species, with

Africans the least human and closer taxonomically to apes.

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¿Por qué investigar?

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¿Fin?...