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Knowledge Ecosystem Narratives (KEN)

KEN is an Ecosystem Visual Epistemology (EVE) Platform with a triple scope: visual exploring, structuring and narrating the Knowledge Ecosystem Way of Systems Thinking.

Proposed by Codrin Dinu Vasiliu, the EVE concept represents a spinoff theory of the Visual Epistemology from the visual studies and theories developed within iconic turn movement appeared in 1990 (for references, see Art Theory as a Visual Epistemology, coordinated by Harald Klinke).

Unlike the classic concept of visual epistemology, the EVE concept represents the core for an exploratory epistemology, oriented on discovering and developing the visual representation of a knowledge ecosystem, presenting all its entities, structures, functions, subjects, projections, values and discourses.

This website is a part of the RDRP Knowledge Ecosystem digital world, but, at the same time, this is a visual gnoseologic laboratory to support systems thinking and ecosystem knowledge studies and theories.

RDRP Knowledge Ecosystem

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Synergies

Romanian Academy, Iasi Branch >>
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Contact

Codrin Dinu Vasiliu
codrindinuvasiliu(a)gmail.com
Romanian Academy, Iasi Branch

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Codrin Dinu Vasiliu
Sonia Bulei

© 2020 Romanian Academy, Iasi Branch

This website is developed within Cities2030 project. The project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101000640. Cities2030 fosters the co-creation of resilient, sustainable, and innovative urban food systems within the framework of FOOD2030. Employing a multi-actor approach, the project designs progressive policies, formulates action plans, and orchestrates experiments involving researchers, companies, public authorities, civic societies, and citizens.