ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS vii
3. PREFACE ix
4. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xiii
5. INTRODUCTION. The Idea of Tacit Knowledge depends on Explicit Knowledge! 1
6. PART I. EXPLICIT KNOWLEDGE
7. ONE. Strings and Things 15
8. TWO. Digital Strings, Analogue Strings, Affordance, and Causes 33
9. THREE. Explicable Knowledge 57
10. PART II. TACIT KNOWLEDGE
11. FOUR. Relational Tacit Knowledge 85
12. FIVE. Somatic Tacit Knowledge 99
13. SIX. Collective Tacit Knowledge and Social Cartesianism 119
14. PART III. LOOKING BACKWARD AND LOOKING FORWARD
15. SEVEN. A Brief Look Back 141
16. EIGHT. Mapping the Three Phase Model of Tacit Knowledge 157
17. APPENDIX 1. An “Action Survey” 173
18. APPENDIX 2. What Has Changed since the 1970s 177
19. REFERENCES 179
20. INDEX 183