Three Reasons for Knowing Other than Knowing Otherwise

Construing Polanyi’s Tacit Knowing as Knowing by Acquaintance Rather than Knowing by Representation: Some Implications

Knowing How vs . Knowing That

More than forty years after Gilbert Ryle published his paper on "Knowing How and Knowing That" in 1945, 1 the problem of practical knowledge has still failed to establish for itself a secure position in the field of problems dealt with by analytic philosophers. Thus even today it can safely be asserted that it is discursive or theoretical knowledge, knowledge linguistically expressed, above all...

Emancipatory knowing: Hidden necessity

Background & Aim: Knowledge patterns in nursing are key foundation elements for the development of knowledge and practice. Carper identified four fundamental knowledge patterns; empirical, personal, ethical and aesthetic. Chain and Kramer added the pattern of emancipatory knowledge to Carperchr('39')s patterns. The pattern of emancipatory knowledge in nursing has been neglected. The aim of this...

Knowing each other in argumentation-based negotiation

Argumentation-based negotiation has emerged as an important topic in multi-agent systems over the last years. Although there are many studies of frameworks that enable agents to negotiate through the exchange of arguments, there is a lack of reasoning methods that employ the (usually incomplete) knowledge an agent may have about his opponent. This work addresses this issue by providing a reason...

International Workshop for Young Researchers "knowing Self, Knowing Others" Programme

s of Work Shop Presentations Session 1: Self and others in nonhuman primates Session Chair: Masako Myowa-Yamakoshi (Kyoto University, Japan.) Matching of self and other possible mechanisms and functions of neonatal imitation in infant macaques Annika Paukner (NICHD, USA) Abstract Neonatal imitation, the phenomenon in which newborn human infants can accurately imitate facial gestures, has been s...