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Maatwerk, 2013
Het is woensdagmiddag drie uur. Albert opent de bijeenkomst van de curriculumcommissie. Onlangs is de ‘body of knowledge’ voor de opleiding Bouwkunde vastgesteld en die ligt nu op tafel. Op de agenda staat de aanpassing van het curriculum. Op de gang heeft Dries hem aangesproken, de voorzitter van de toetscommissie.
René van Kralingen, Pieter Mostert
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Het is woensdagmiddag drie uur. Albert opent de bijeenkomst van de curriculumcommissie. Onlangs is de ‘body of knowledge’ voor de opleiding Bouwkunde vastgesteld en die ligt nu op tafel. Op de agenda staat de aanpassing van het curriculum. Op de gang heeft Dries hem aangesproken, de voorzitter van de toetscommissie.
René van Kralingen, Pieter Mostert
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The body of knowledge in thanatology: An outline
Death Studies, 2016The Association for Death Education and Counseling has updated its articulation of the body of knowledge in the field of thanatology. In doing so it has relinquished the use of a matrix format in favor of a more serviceable outline containing three major sections: Arenas of Thanatology, Practice Considerations for Professionals in the Field, and ...
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Body of knowledge and the ontology of the body
Theoretical Medicine, 1987The notion of competence in A Philosophical Basis of Medcial Practice presents a problem concerning the ontology of the body. This paper will maintain that an ontology of the body can only be based upon Cartesian grounds whereby the scientific knowable order is supposed to be identical to the natural order of things.
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Teaching Philosophy, 2022
I developed a first-day exercise for my interdisciplinary “Feminist Epistemology” class that calms students’ fears about what they imagine will be the unduly abstract (and perhaps burdensomely political) course content, and engages them in easy but revealing conversation about knowledge. Individually and then together, we explore metaphors and proverbs
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I developed a first-day exercise for my interdisciplinary “Feminist Epistemology” class that calms students’ fears about what they imagine will be the unduly abstract (and perhaps burdensomely political) course content, and engages them in easy but revealing conversation about knowledge. Individually and then together, we explore metaphors and proverbs
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Florilegium, 2008
As different in approach and range as they undoubtedly are, these four books all share an interest in medieval representational practices out of which complex ideas and theories concerning bodies — indeed, out of which different bodies — emerge. Katharine Park’s Secrets of Women is a wonderfully rich study of anatomy and dissection in northern Italy ...
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As different in approach and range as they undoubtedly are, these four books all share an interest in medieval representational practices out of which complex ideas and theories concerning bodies — indeed, out of which different bodies — emerge. Katharine Park’s Secrets of Women is a wonderfully rich study of anatomy and dissection in northern Italy ...
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BODIES OF KNOWLEDGE/KNOWLEDGE OF BODIES
2002Until the publication of Thomas Kuhn’s The Structure of Scientific Revolutions1in 1962 the sociology of science had relied on an explanatory framework advanced by Merton,2 which assumed that while social factors might either impede or facilitate the emergence of discovery, they could not affect the content of knowledge.
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Education and the Philosophy of the Body: Bodies of Knowledge and Knowledges of the Body
2004The idea that the soul is distinct from the body has it roots in classical Greek philosophy and is found in Plato. For instance, in the Meno, Plato indicates that the soul acquires knowledge before it enters the body and thus all knowing consists in recollecting.
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AORN Journal, 2002
Body of Knowledge, Steve Geigerich, 2001, hardback, 269 pp ...
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Body of Knowledge, Steve Geigerich, 2001, hardback, 269 pp ...
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Educational Theory, 1995
As a scholar in a dance department, I am expected to produce words, not movement, scholarly research instead of choreography. While I have experimented with some forms that mix media, combining spoken scholarly text with choreographed or improvised movement, and presented these at several conferences, I do not think that research must be sung, painted,
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As a scholar in a dance department, I am expected to produce words, not movement, scholarly research instead of choreography. While I have experimented with some forms that mix media, combining spoken scholarly text with choreographed or improvised movement, and presented these at several conferences, I do not think that research must be sung, painted,
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