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RESUMO  O principal objetivo deste artigo e tracar o itinerario cientifico e filosofico que permitiu a modernidade a criacao de um novo campo de visibilidade dentro da ciencia, enfraqueceu o antigo pressuposto da centralidade do homem em relacao aos demais seres e levou a uma complexa transformacao nas relacoes do homem com o mundo natural. Nosso foco sera, portanto, a grande reorganizacao epistemologica e cultural do Ocidente, cujas quebras de paradigmas revolucionaram nao apenas as nocoes ligadas a natureza, mas, principalmente, ao papel do homem nesse cenario. Palavras-chave: Reorganizacao Epistemologica; Homem; Mundo Natural. ABSTRACT  This article aims to draw the scientific and philosophical route which allowed to modernity the creation of a new field of visibility within science. This field weakened the old assumption of the centrality of human beings in relation to other and led to a complex transformation in human relationships with the natural world. Our focus will therefore be the major epistemological reorganization of the Western, whose breaking paradigms revolutionized not only the concepts related to the nature, but, mainly, to the role of the man in this scenario. Keywords: Epistemological Reorganization; Man; Natural World.

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As palavras e os bichos: sobre o lugar do homem no jogo das representações científicas | The words and the beasts: on the place of man in the game of scientific representations