Abstract
This paper proposes to reflect on the production of scientific knowledge and the need to develop new ways of communicating the results of our research, especially in the field of Collective Health, necessarily inter or transdisciplinary. In order to do this, it analyzes the main obstacles to the production of a new knowledge: the difficulties inherent in inter or transdisciplinary work, parallel to the hyper specialization within each discipline; The production requirement for which researchers will be evaluated, which contributes to the commercialization of scientific knowledge, alienation in research work and the increasing impoverishment of the quality of the texts produced. From the exploration of the expressive modalities of contemporary art, we propose a "transgender" writing as a way to cross disciplines, languages and discursive genres in favor of the development of expressive modalities that enable the creation of new objects, to overcome the arbitrariness of classifications, traditional ways of naming and describing, so as to establish ways of communicating and investigating that respond to the complexity of problems affecting health, rather than to objects delimited disciplinarily.
Keywords:
scientific writing; research; Collective Health.