
Commemorative editorial
Educación y Humanismo
20(35): pp. 5-9. Julio-Diciembre, 2018.
out the following: Henao & Henao (2009), Saker (2014), López, Sanmartín & Méndez
(2014), Orostegui, Lastre, & Gaviria (2015), Feo, (2015), Ibagón, (2015), Villalba, (2016),
Silvera, (2016), Lara, (2017), Pocinho, Belo, Melo, Navarro-Pardo & Fernández (2017),
Ganino, (2018), coming from countries such as Mexico, Venezuela, Brazil, Chile, Argentina,
Cuba, United States of America, Canada, Portugal, France and Italy.
In year 2017 a monographical special edition about“Complexity: lessons that humanize
the change” was published. It had as its main objective a multi, inter and transdisciplinary
dialogue that far from the fragmentation and specialization of knowledge, allowed to
integrate the legitim and non legitim scientific knowledge,in order to understand the
fundamental problems of human and non human co-existence in a globalized and
interconnected world, with the participation of different authors among which we can
mention: Vizcarra, (2017), Rodríguez, (2017), Gómez & Rubio (2017), Aguilar, (2017),
Maldonado (2017).
Looking at its recognition as a scientific journal, we may predict its future Vision as:
Being recognized as one of the journals about Education and Humanities with high
quality published scientific articles, making a huge impact in the national and international
scientific community, characterised by the strict observance of the standard international
rules that guarantee the editorial and scientific quality of its adscribed publishings; likewise
it is recognized by its visibility and indexation in national and international circuits, thus
strengthening and helping the scientific research community in the area of Education and
Humanities.
For volume 35 of the Educación y Humanismo journal, a total of nine articles have been
selected derived from different investigations, coming from the following three countries:
Spain, Mexico and Colombia, with the participation of authors like: Villarruel, (2018),
Contreras, Acosta & Ramírez, (2018), Artunduaga, Rojas & Muñoz, (2018), Cortez, &
Tunal, (2018), Gómez, Sánchez & Tovar, (2018), Cabrera, (2018), Martínez, (2018)
,
García, (2018), Valbuena, Padilla & Rodríguez, (2018).
We hope that these articles contribute to the understanding and solving of the
challenges imposed by the educational scenario, and help to distinguish the type of
knowledge that becomes relevant in the everyday stronger pedagogical field.