complexity, transdisciplinarity and after-postmodern

As we wrote, Complexity is the second pillar of the Transdisciplinarity. 

Transdisciplinarity has a "not reductionist" philosophy.

Complexity is a strong "not reductionist" tool.

We could say "anti-reductionist" instead of "not reductionist", but if we start to assume an attitude of "anti-this", "anti-that", we will end staying out of the transdisciplinary comprehension, and having a kind of reductionist position.

It is better to point a "positive opinion", or "what we are for" instead of acumulate a collection of "antis".

The Complexity is something that has a space to "the exceptions".

In the Post-modern philosophy, the exception is seen as a menace to "the rules". That is a fear of the exception, because "maybe the exception could become the rule".

But, in true the exception gives reason to the rule. There is exception because there is a rule and vice-versa.

Transdisciplinarity is not against the rule, but is not in the side of a kind of "a rulism" that doesn't give place to exceptions.

Without exception we "dehumanize"... If we give space to exception we humanize...