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Theory of Knowledge: The 1913 Manuscript
, 2013Theory of Knowledge gives us a picture of one of the great minds of the twentieth century at work. It is possible to see the unsolved problems left without disguise or evasion.
B. Russell
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2019
This chapter presents Bolzano’s theory of knowledge, focusing on the account given in Book 3 of the Theory of Science. It begins with an introduction situating Bolzano in the historical context of modern philosophy and highlighting some of the most innovative features of his epistemology.
Paul Rusnock, Jan Šebestík
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This chapter presents Bolzano’s theory of knowledge, focusing on the account given in Book 3 of the Theory of Science. It begins with an introduction situating Bolzano in the historical context of modern philosophy and highlighting some of the most innovative features of his epistemology.
Paul Rusnock, Jan Šebestík
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Social Media, Knowledge Sharing, and Innovation: Toward a Theory of Communication Visibility
Information systems research, 2014This paper offers a theory of communication visibility based on a field study of the implementation of a new enterprise social networking site in a large financial services organization.
P. Leonardi
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2019
Questions about the nature and possibility of knowledge extend throughout Greek philosophy. In the early period, several thinkers raised doubts about our ability to know the truth of the proto-scientific theories they themselves were developing. Plato depicted Socrates as disclaiming knowledge about anything important but searching for fundamental ...
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Questions about the nature and possibility of knowledge extend throughout Greek philosophy. In the early period, several thinkers raised doubts about our ability to know the truth of the proto-scientific theories they themselves were developing. Plato depicted Socrates as disclaiming knowledge about anything important but searching for fundamental ...
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Wittgenstein’s Theory of Knowledge
Royal Institute of Philosophy Supplement, 1973I shall start by considering the apparently paradoxical doctrines that Wittgenstein put forward about knowledge: they show how the concept of knowledge is, as he says, ‘specialized’. This is not, as I shall show, a very important issue in itself, but it leads on to other points, of more interest: how it comes about, for example, that ‘not all ...
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A Review of Knowledge Management Theory and Future Directions
, 2014The focal point in the science of Management is to discover and formulate “laws of behavior” that will increase productivity. Nowadays, productivity depends on the ability of managers to create new knowledge and generate “smart” action.
A. M. Tzortzaki, A. Mihiotis
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Theory of Games and Economic Behavior
, 2006The nature of the problems investigated and the techniques employed in this book necessitate a procedure which in many instances is thoroughly mathematical.
Robert Leonard
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Knowledge, the Knowledge Economy and Welfare Theory
2006The ‘knowledge economy’ is a concept commonly deemed too ambiguous and elusive to hold any significance in current economic debate. This valuable book seeks to refute that myth. Presenting an important collection of views, from a number of leading scholars, this innovative volume visibly demonstrates that knowledge and information are a prime resource ...
Wilfred Dolfsma, Wilfred Dolfsma
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The theory of the growth of the firm twenty-five years after
, 1960There are not many books that are genuine classics, and only a handful in business and management whose insights and ideas last for 50 years and more.
E. Penrose
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1993
Aquinas does not build his philosophical system around a theory of knowledge. In fact the reverse is true: he builds his epistemology on the basis provided by other parts of his system, in particular, his metaphysics and psychology. To examine what we can recognize as a distinct and systematic theory of knowledge, then, we need to extract his strictly ...
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Aquinas does not build his philosophical system around a theory of knowledge. In fact the reverse is true: he builds his epistemology on the basis provided by other parts of his system, in particular, his metaphysics and psychology. To examine what we can recognize as a distinct and systematic theory of knowledge, then, we need to extract his strictly ...
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