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A theory of knowledge construction systems
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EngineeringKnowledge ConstructionSemanticsSemantic WebKnowledge Construction SystemsKnowledge TechnologyKnowledge SystemsKnowledge EngineeringEvolutionary‐constructive ObjectivismKnowledge RepresentationKnowledge AcquisitionDesignArgumentationReasoningKnowledge Systems DesignKnowledge StructuringKnowledge ModelingAutomated ReasoningBusinessEpistemologyKnowledge ManagementKnowledge ArchitectureKnowledge IntegrationKnowledge Construction System
Abstract This paper considers the problem of knowledge integration, and proposes a theory of knowledge construction systems, which consists of three fundamental parts: a knowledge construction system, a structure–agency–action paradigm, and evolutionary‐constructive objectivism. The first part is a model of collecting and synthesizing knowledge, the second relates to necessary abilities of actors when collecting knowledge in individual domains, and the third comprises a set of principles to justify collected and synthesized knowledge. The paper starts with a brief introduction of our basic systems approach, called ‘informed systems thinking’, followed by a summary of our proposal: a theory of knowledge construction systems. The paper then explains its three fundamental parts, with a special emphasis on the types of knowledge integration, and finally gives a detailed explanation of the theory with an example. Copyright © 2010 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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