Abstract

The article proposes a philosophical reflection on the social realm, grounded in an epistemic framework aimed at providing a theoretical-critical foundation that broadens the epistemological and political perspective of intervention. It begins with a discussion rooted in the logic of error, identifying epistemological obstacles that highlight necessary problematizations for social intervention. From this, a proposal emerges based on the logic of discovery, offering a theoretical foundation and epistemic vigilance. This approach seeks to introduce ruptures that challenge the boundaries of knowledge and political action in Social Work.