Abstract In Knowing and Seeing , Michael Ayers presents a view of what he calls primary knowledge according to which one who knows in that way both perspicuously how they know. Here, I use some general considerations about seeing, knowing, knowing order raise questions this view. More specifically, consider putative limits on one’s capacity know knows. The main question pursue concerns whether ...

We develop a structural VAR in which an occasionally-binding constraint generates censoring of one the dependent variables. Once mechanism is triggered, we allow some coefficients for remaining variables to change. show that necessary condition unique reduced form regression functions non-censored are continuous at point and parameters satisfy mild restrictions. In our application censored vari...

Christianity and Western scientific knowledge have dominated academic research its disciplinary education. At the same time, Indigenous religious traditions been dismissed as a way-of-knowing by dominant power-structures. Since Tribal systems often cannot be easily quantified, they frequently ‘superstitious,’ ‘primitive,’ or ‘unreliable.’ But recent works peoples around world resulted in growin...

Two longitudinal attachment studies of families at social risk have now followed their cohorts of infants to late adolescence. Several key findings have emerged related to outcomes of interest to psychoanalysts. First, data from both studies indicate that disorganized attachment behaviors in infancy are important precursors of later dissociative symptomatology. Second, this early vulnerability ...

Tacit knowledge has been one of the most discussed and contradictory concepts in the field of knowledge management since the mid 1990s. The concept is used relatively vaguely to refer to any type of information that is difficult to articulate, which has led to discussions about the original meaning of the concept (adopted from Polanyi’s philosophy) and the nature of tacit knowing. It is propose...