Invisible Social Knowledge

"Invisible Social Knowledge" is an academic book that addresses the invisibility of knowledge among ethnic groups. It highlights the effects of a homogenizing European science that ignores or even erases the cultural and scientific contributions of diverse peoples. The author, Julio César Sevilla Exebio, argues that there exists both an indigenous, popular science and a universal science that influences social life. To understand these complex relationships, it is crucial to clearly define the concept of interculturality as an epistemic construct of knowledge. The book offers an in-depth analysis of social dynamics and the necessity of integrating different knowledge systems to achieve a more comprehensive understanding of society. It is aimed at readers interested in intercultural studies, sociology, and the history of knowledge.