| dc.description.abstract | This research investigated a group challenged to use an epistemologist thinking, when offered some assumptions about History of Science. The research participants were three men and five women graduated on Electronic Engineering, Mechanics Engineering, Civil Engineering, Psychology, Communication, Advertising and Propaganda, Letters and Right white more than ten years of active professional presence. The analyzed research material was produced during a period of twelve hours in three meeting of four hours each. In each meeting there was a lecture on the History of de Science that based the discussions. The first lecture was “Science as a language to study the natural word”, the second “Three paradigmatic revolutions: a little of the history of the construction of the knowledge” and the third “A immersed Science in a religious world”. The first chapter presents the methodological alternatives to find answers to a capital interrogation: what Science notions emerged when the History of Science integrated the lea | en |
