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SAFETY’S SWAMP: AGAINST THE VALUE OF MODAL STABILITY
SAFETY’S SWAMP: AGAINST THE VALUE OF MODAL STABILITY
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An account of the nature of knowledge must explain the value of knowledge. This paper argues that modal conditions, such as safety and sensitivity, do not c...
Social Domains of Knowledge: Technology, Art, and Religion
Social Domains of Knowledge: Technology, Art, and Religion
This essay asks whether and how a Reformational epistemology should distinguish different types of knowledge within a unified conception of knowledge as a whole. I begin with the t...
Successful and Efficient Knowledge Management in the Greek Hospitality Industry: Change the Perspective!
Successful and Efficient Knowledge Management in the Greek Hospitality Industry: Change the Perspective!
Abstract
In a constantly evolving world, new devices and technologies are incorporating. Organizations should follow the technological changes of the rest of the world if they...
Wayfinding Behavior and Spatial Knowledge of Adults and Children in a Virtual Environment
Wayfinding Behavior and Spatial Knowledge of Adults and Children in a Virtual Environment
This study investigated the effect of different organizations of landmark-location pairings as fine-space information on wayfinding behavior and spatial knowledge on a total of 90 ...
From Fairytales to Spherecards: Towards a New Research Methodology for Improving Knowledge Productivity
From Fairytales to Spherecards: Towards a New Research Methodology for Improving Knowledge Productivity
With this article we hope to encourage researchers and practitioners in the field of Performative Social Science (PSS) to design research in which researchers and practitioners co-...
“Her soul cried out for some explanation”: Knowledge and Acknowledgment in George Eliot's Romola
“Her soul cried out for some explanation”: Knowledge and Acknowledgment in George Eliot's Romola
This article argues that in Romola, George Eliot uses the real, historical case of Savonarola, whose motivations remain unknowable in the novel and historical record alike, to inve...
Knowledge transfer in heritage cultural craft, damask weaving
Knowledge transfer in heritage cultural craft, damask weaving
The hand weaving of damask is no longer a craft that is commonly learned and very few books on the subject have been published in the last century. Damask weaving still exists amon...
Analysis of the problem of legal literacy of technical university students
Analysis of the problem of legal literacy of technical university students
Introduction. The socio-economic and political processes taking place in modern Russia pose new challenges to the student youth, as the most active subject of these processes. Ten ...