Difference between revisions of "Academia"

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Academia is institutionalized pursuit of knowledge, informed by knowledge of knowledge

This definition builds upon the vignette of the nascence of the original Academia, when Socrates undertook to challenge the authoritative knowledge of knowledge, by engaging his contemporaries in dialogs.

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−	''Academia'' is institutionalized pursuit of knowledge.	+	''Academia'' is institutionalized pursuit of knowledge, informed by [[knowledge of knowledge\|<em>knowledge of knowledge</em>]]

−	~~Our contention is that~~ the ~~circumstances – both fundamental and pragmatic~~, ~~both intrinsic and extrinsic – demand that~~ [[knowledge ~~federation~~\|<em>knowledge ~~federation~~</em>]] ~~be included~~ in ~~the ''academia'' as an institutionalized activity and field of interest~~.	+	This definition builds upon the [[vignettes\|<em>vignette</em>]] of the nascence of the original Academia, when Socrates undertook to challenge the authoritative [[knowledge of knowledge\|<em>knowledge of knowledge</em>]], by engaging his contemporaries in [[dialog\|<em>dialogs</em>]].