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Knowledge is a familiarity, awareness, or
understanding of
someone or something, such as
facts (descriptive
knowledge),
skills (procedural
knowledge),...
- epistēmē '
knowledge', and -logy) is the
branch of
philosophy concerned with
knowledge.
Epistemologists study the nature, origin, and
scope of
knowledge, epistemic...
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Knowledge management (KM) is the
process of creating, sharing,
using and
managing the
knowledge and
information of an organization. It
refers to a multidisciplinary...
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Traditional knowledge (TK),
indigenous knowledge (IK) and
local knowledge generally refer to
knowledge systems embedded in the
cultural traditions of regional...
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descriptive knowledge (also
known as
propositional knowledge, knowing-that,
declarative knowledge, or
constative knowledge) is
knowledge that can be expressed...
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Carnal knowledge is an
archaic or
legal euphemism for ****ual intercourse. In
modern statutes, the term "****ual penetration" is
widely used,
though with...
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Procedural knowledge (also
known as knowing-how, and
sometimes referred to as
practical knowledge,
imperative knowledge, or
performative knowledge) is the...
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Domain knowledge is
knowledge of a specific,
specialized discipline or field, in
contrast to
general (or domain-independent)
knowledge. The term is often...
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knowledge is a
cognitive bias that
occurs when an individual, who is
communicating with
other individuals, ****umes they have the
background knowledge...
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Explicit knowledge (also
expressive knowledge) is
knowledge that can be
readily articulated, codified,
stored and accessed. It can be
easily transmitted...
