Knowledge

Knowledge is the theory or empirical of a particular subject area and is used in different aspects of our lives. Shared knowledge is either a fact or an agreement by the majority. It is a public knowledge as a large number of people or a small group, such as religious groups, ethnic groups and school groups, could access this knowledge. In the contrary, personal knowledge is gained from one’s experience, education, and observation and is possessed by the individual. Although everyone develops…

Knowledge is insidious. The way it infiltrates the deep, dark crevices of the brain and balloons the ego within is pure evil. In the play, A Christmas Carol, wonderfully penned by Charles Dickens, Marley, a ghost who was miserly when alive, carries around chains attached to money boxes. These chains symbolize a burden to Marley, as he must reminisce on his life of greed every minute of the afterlife. Knowledge is a chain to me, due to the fact that I must answer everyone’s questions, constantly…

components work together to efficiently create new knowledge. In each area of knowledge, experts use these components, or ways of knowing, in ways so that each way of knowing enhances the others. However, in some areas of knowledge, a knower’s background and perspective can influence our methodology and the ways of knowing we use, thereby limiting or enhancing what we know. In addition, this network is more obvious in certain areas of knowledge than others depending on the knower’s background.…

Knowledge in Absolutist Epistemology As well as showing through the principle of the many and the principle of incompleteness that there are valid ways of gaining knowledge apart from the dominant sciences, a key strength to the relativist argument is its ability to consider subjugated knowledges. According to the standard view of knowledge, different ways of knowing are part of a continuous and unitary epistemological tradition. However, instead of being equally considered knowledge is…

once said, “Knowledge is power.” In greek literature, knowledge is viewed as the cause of a hero’s demise, a burden they could not afford to carry. However, today knowledge is looked upon through a new lense as an investment in the future of humanity and society. Throughout history, knowledge has patently dissipated from being a burden to becoming beneficial. This is seen through greek myths, how education affects poverty, and various religions. Greek mythology has shown knowledge as a burden…

Theoretical Knowledge As far as I had applied the theoretical knowledge as a part of guidance throughout the time of my internship. I had found that the knowledge from some subjects that I had learnt in classes helped me out a lot while some others did not. Below are some examples of situations when I used the theoretical knowledge to apply to the real workplace situations, along with some explanations and reasons that I could not be able to apply knowledge of some subjects during the time of…

Shaunte Hunter Geography 103 7:00P.M. Assignment #2 Professor Gregorio 1. Traditional knowledge is systems set in place that has instilled cultural traditions that have been passed along to members of a society. Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) showcases the relationship between human beings with one another and their environment. TEK is most often used as an oral tradition that passes along the healing properties of plants located in countries where pharmaceuticals are a less likely form…

Day in and day out, humans are constantly gaining knowledge. Knowledge is defined as information or skills based on education or experience. A lot of things on Earth today were invented by using one’s prior knowledge based on the education received or the experience one has gone through. Knowledge is then to create power to provide one with a stable job, social status, and a say in what another person can or cannot do. Knowledge can be gained through multiple ways like attending school,…

Many organizations have realized that knowledge is the most significant resource in the today’s economy. Knowledge can be defined as the process of interpreting information and past experience into a meaningful set of relationships which are understood and applied by an individual (Kaur2, 2014). It is also regarded as intangible, dynamic, and difficult to measure, but without it no organization can last. To add value to knowledge there is a need for Knowledge Management (KM). KM is getting…

Shared knowledge is the knowledge you learn with a group of people, such as your classmates in school, about a certain subject or topic. The content taken in the IB course Environmental systems and societies is an example of shared knowledge since it is knowledge a group of environmentalists or scientists have researched and wrote about and shared for others to learn from. Shared knowledge is general knowledge, or common knowledge that is shared between a large numbers of people. Personal…