The ontocreative scriptural art and scientific transdiscursivityin a doctoral research

A transepistemic vision

Abstract

The epistemic claim to delve into the texture of the into epistemological rhizome of into creative scriptural art and scientific transdiscursivity in the context of a doctoral level research, constitutes an attractive intellectual challenge, even more so when this fascinating journey takes place from a
transepistemological perspective. Here is the cardinal teleology of this scientific article, which led us to reflect in depth about the epistemic urgency of re-linking ontocreative scriptural art, translanguage and scientific transdiscursivity in the context of a doctoral-level research. Theoretically, the work is based on the vision of Beaugrande (2004) about scientific transdiscursivity, when he contributes that a transdiscourse comes from a multisystem of ideas and related texts that coincide in the same teleology. Methodologically, the article is structured according to a critical and transformational hermeneutic, which will re-signify and contextualize the most important gnoseological predicates of the topics under study and give birth to an important epistemic sentence according to which: An ontocreative
scriptural art constitutes the axis cardinal of a scientific transdiscursivity in the context of a
doctoral-level research, since from transcomplexity, if there is no transepistemic thinking, there cannot be scientific transdiscursivity either.