Genealogical method and triangulation interdisciplinary

Abstract

The genealogical method in interdisciplinary triangular perspective arises as a theoretical-methodological contribution of the doctoral research entitled: "Genealogies of governmentality in the construction of the other in the context of modernity" of the Doctoral Program in Human Sciences of the University of Zulia. It includes two axes and three dimensions of interpretative analysis and presentation of results, considering as inspiration some guidelines and categories of Michel Foucault's philosophical project. It is made up of an archaeological analysis axis and a genealogical interpretation axis. In the first, the discourse is privileged and two dimensions of descriptive analysis are articulated: the anthropological and the philosophical with the purpose of revealing part of the discursive formations from which the other is constructed in modernity. In the second, the hermeneutic dimension is articulated, as the third part of this method in which the interpretation of the results and findings of this research converge. Concepts such as archaeology, genealogy, discursive formations, modernity, archives, knowledge, power, hierarchies, territory, heterarchies, governmentality, among others, converge in the broad theoretical constellation that Foucault developed throughout his career that is worth understanding from the beginning. own senses that the author built, but situating them in Latin American modernity. It is intended as a result of the application of this method an analysis of the narratives of governmentality from where the other is constructed as an unequal difference in the context of modernity