¿Por qué es importante la interdisciplinariedad en la educación superior?
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En este artículo se reflexiona sobre el concepto del término interdisciplinariedad y se analiza dentro de un contexto universiario la forma en que puede producirse y las ventajas que aporta.Downloads
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