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This course examines some of the main philosophical debates that have arisen in Latin American and Chile. It analyzes the works of five Chilean thinkers (Luis Oyarzún, Gabriela Mistral, Patricio Marchant, Juan Rivano, and Humberto Giannini) and two Latin American feminist intellectuals (Rosario Castellanos and Silvia Rivera Cuiscanqui).
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The course offers a study of the theoretical bases and principles that guide sustainable production, recognizing the role of societies, nature, and their territories, and the virtuous relationship established between them. It includes practical experience by maintaining an established orchard through activities such as: sowing, pruning, maintaining an irrigation system, among other activities. Community work in the urban garden fosters discussion of solutions for facing urban demands for quality food while taking into account the conservation and restoration of natural resources such as water, soil, flora, and fauna biodiversity.
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