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Mind Map by vinay.v.swamy, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by vinay.v.swamy
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Essay 1 - Vinay
- (Science) Claim 1: Reasoning of human science to
the exclusion of others establishes
objectivity in the human sciences.
- (Science) CC 1 : Both objectivity
and subjectivity are established
by WOK's like reason, emotions
etc. Objectivity alone cannot be
used to study the sciences.
- Only reasoning skills help to show
the truths in science. Objectivity is
looking at things beyond our
sensory perception.
- (Science) CC 1 : Both objectivity
and subjectivity are established
by WOK's like reason, emotions
etc. Objectivity alone cannot be
used to study the sciences.
- KQ: To what extent from all
viewpoints using the network of WOKs
can justify the expressions of truth in
Natural science and History.
- AOK: Human
science &
history
- WOK: Network of WOK's
(reasoning, perception,
emotion, intuition)
- WOK: Network of WOK's
(reasoning, perception,
emotion, intuition)
- (Science) Claim 2: The WOKs complement one
another to promote personal knowledge
in science.
- (Science) CC 2: But the WOKs that encourage
personal knowledge eventually promote shared
knowledge in science.
- The WOK's finally promote shared knowledge. All personal
knowledge needs to be accepted by the scientific community so
that it becomes shared knowledge.
- The WOK's finally promote shared knowledge. All personal
knowledge needs to be accepted by the scientific community so
that it becomes shared knowledge.
- WOKs(personal senses,
perceptions, emotions, reason,
intuition) help to strengthen
Personal knowledge.
- (Science) CC 2: But the WOKs that encourage
personal knowledge eventually promote shared
knowledge in science.
- Knowledge can be
divided into different
sections or areas of
knowledge (AOK) for
analysis and
interpretation
- Knowledge is analysed from different outlooks using all
the feasible elements of human nature like emotion,
language etc.
- Knowledge is analysed from different outlooks using all
the feasible elements of human nature like emotion,
language etc.
- (History) Claim 1: One can claim that
emotion as a way of
knowing is an impeding
element to determine the
accuracy of historical data.
- Accuracy of data is a subject of debate as there is
no proof that data has been recorded accurately.
- (History) CC 1: it can be
otherwise argued that
history facts are a matter of contention.
- Accuracy of data is a subject of debate as there is
no proof that data has been recorded accurately.
- (History) Claim 2: Perspectives are generated during the study of the
past so as to anticipate behavioural changes and
future events that follow similar nature and
pattern.
- (History) CC 2: On the contrary, perspectives cannot be
generated to make predictions in history
where we cannot find trends
- Future’s unpredictability prevents perspectives to
be formed where we cannot find trends.
- Future’s unpredictability prevents perspectives to
be formed where we cannot find trends.
- Perspectives in history can predict future.
Studying moral values, political leaders and
large trend changes
- (History) CC 2: On the contrary, perspectives cannot be
generated to make predictions in history
where we cannot find trends
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