Across
- 1. Knowledge that has been established beyond a reasonable doubt
- 5. Mostly refers to how we can use knowledge by individuals in a society
- 9. To examine facts in a particular case and then figure out what they mean to draw conclusions
- 12. A type of explanation that attempts to persuade the reader
- 13. Any fact/claim that someone offers in support of another claim
- 15. Being in a position to accurately explain reality
- 16. easy to explain, immediate (personal knowledge)
- 18. The knowledge that has a broad scope (how do we know)
- 19. The knowledge that has a narrow scope (what do we know)
- 21. The ethical commitment between an individual and the world around them
- 22. The criteria we use when we can't trust our senses
- 23. The process by which 2 or more people work together towards a common goal
- 25. Something that is true if it's useful
- 26. Corresponds with something we can observe
- 28. A logical and rational assessment of information
- 29. Questions about how knowledge is produced, acquired, shared and used
Down
- 1. The process of transferring thoughts and ideas from one person to another
- 2. The process for developing and expressing ideas
- 3. When more than 1 person agrees with your claim
- 4. The importance we give to different ways of seeing the world
- 6. That complex whole which includes knowledge, belief, art, morals, law, customs, etc.
- 7. abstract, incomplete knowledge (shared throughout a knowledge community)
- 8. Beau Lotto's famous quote
- 10. Claims made by someone when they say they "know something"
- 11. The study of origins, methods, and validity of the ways of knowing and how they relate to each other
- 14. A description of a thing/system/phenomenon
- 17. The particular pov of an individual to determine what is important
- 20. The ability to observe/analyze such that we have not shaped our processes
- 24. A limited perspective of the truth, but it's not always the truth
- 26. Aligns with what we know
- 27. A compelling situation drawn from the real world