“E-Culture System”: A New Infonomic and Symbionomic Technical Resource to Serve the Intercultural Communication

The Selected Problem And Viewpoint Of Dealing With It

From the twentieth century humanity went through different fields of knowledge. Understanding the current complex and hyper complex reality necessarily implies to replace the classical reductionist strategy to other more holistic approaches and methodologies. The simplification of the complex reality generate difficulties, i.e. to see the items separately can create an illusion of order and control, but fails to understand reality as a whole, and still less to capture the dynamics of interactions and apparent disorder (Le Moigne, 2012; Llamazares, 2011; Morin, 1998; Mulej, 2009). This way of observing requires certain transition between paradigms which are just theoretical statements but mainly ways of thinking that generate a better attitude to comprehend and eventually understand complexity. Systemic, as the science that studies concrete and abstract systems, provides dimensions of thought, reflection, meditation and action. It allows in general recognizing and understanding objects in their context more clearly. We taken into account Mulej´s ideas that state that in a globalised and innovative society, human survival and the success of their organizations rely on holistic observation, understanding, thinking, decision-making and action. Thus, System Theory is not applied for a better and deeper description of its components and relationships seen from a unique point of view but from a creative and innovative interdisciplinary creation (Mulej, 2012).

The future lies in the symbiosis between human beings and the artifacts- conceptual or concrete- that they produce. During this process Symbiosis means articulation of the natural with the artificial, of arts with technology, of culture and civilization in a coherent whole. A new human being of the future implies new political, ecological, economic and cultural approaches (De Rosnay, 1996; De Rosnay, 2007). We directed our studies towards issues that may happen beyond the present.