Examples of using Objects of knowledge in English and their translations into Portuguese
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But omniscience does not create objects of knowledge.
Thus, unifying objects of knowledge and procedures in dealing with it is seen as the way to go.
The Ego-Alter jointly generate their social reality- objects of knowledge, beliefs or images.
The structure of truth dominates and excludes any fault, defect, orconflict that may arise in the subject's relationship with knowledge and with its objects of knowledge.
By reconstructing the objects of intervention,which originated in professional demands, into objects of knowledge, it submits them to a critical examination from a perspective of totality.
It is agreed that omniscience is an attribute of God,in the sense that he knows from a necessity of his infinite nature all things that are objects of knowledge.
New relationships among health team members are perceived as being necessary for the reconstruction of the objects of knowledge/ intervention and autonomy to use strategies/ intervention technologies.
However, over the course of the 20 century, with the growing theorization of narratives conducted in a range of knowledge fields,qualitative health research began to take on narratives as objects of knowledge.
The constitution of childhood andyouth as"objects of knowledge" has been developed as a result of significant contributions carried out through different disciplines and nodes of reflection.
Nature and the natives were now'classified' andorganized much more as objects of knowledge than as interlocutors.
It consists in splitting up each group of objects of knowledge into their allegedly simplest elements, applying to these elements similarly simple and allegedly self-evident axioms, and then continuing to operate with the results so obtained.
Through it we observe the warlike character of formation of subjects as objects of knowledge and as footholds of power.
It is assumed, as theoretical postulation, that the process of pedagogical mediation, developed by the teacher in the classroom, is markedly affective, producing movements of approach ordistance between the student and the objects of knowledge.
Biopolitics deals with the population as a political problem, since it consists of a set of processes such as birth, morbidity, and mortality,which were the objects of knowledge and a control target tied to the economic and political problems of each era.
From this perspective, we seek to find discursive regularities, objects of knowledge; we seek to discover how to produce the discourse of a given period how the production of statements of an era was formed, or what materiality- statements expressed by health policy-we could highlight.
The nucleus of this unity is sustained by the guidelines of the Professional Ethical-Political Project, either through professional exercise, orthrough the intellectual role that the profession exercises in light of its objects of knowledge and intervention.
But those sciences admit not only the plurality of methodological paths,due to different epistemic demands of the diversity of objects of knowledge, but also acknowledge and accept the interactions between research subject and research object as a component of the good quality of the resultant knowledge. .
The teacher that leaves his place as stimulator of joint attention inverts the positions in the asymmetric relation of the classroom,since it is no longer up to the pupils to recognize primarily the objects of knowledge they need to appropriate.
MPL seeks to integrate the ontological phenomena, which are the effectively enunciated utterances- the unrepeatable event of their enunciation hic et nunc-, andtheir epistemological nature, which establishes them as objects of knowledge, the place for generalization: the object is built from a point of view whose basic assumption is the integration of enunciative situation and utterance structures, as the non-verbal and verbal aspects of the production of sense.
This dialogical movement will empower their own mediation internalization, allowing the individuals to break free from their naive consciousness and attain levels of significance that simple exposure to stimuli or physical andcognitive experiences with objects of knowledge would not provide them.
It further implies a questioning of the ways in which the SHS have succeeded in counteracting thesupposedly unquestionable hierarchies and assumptions which turn subjects into objects of knowledge and reduce the diversity of knowledge to the monoculture of scientific knowledge. .
In this way, a successful interactional negotiation based on the general norms of functioning of a class affords a transformation of the people involved and a qualitative transformation also of the context itself Wertsch, 1998; Sawyer; Greeno, 2009, here including,under a triadic perspective, the objects of knowledge.
There has been wide discussion about the fact that social and political matters have been'removed' from the classroom,mainly with the aim of separating"power" from"knowledge" by creating course programs and"contents" centered in allegedly"natural objects of knowledge", as if knowledge could be"natural" rather than a network of discursive practice, socio-culturally and historically situated human and social creations Foucault, 2009 1969.
Latour also notes the recent reactions of nature to human interventions as a key to understanding the non-modernity of the world we live in- retention of the excesses of reason and its dualisms, critical thinking, or a retention of the relations of property andreason domination about their objects of knowledge Latour, 1997.
The result of the relationship between the environment and the experiences of human beings has been associated with the increasing of biological diversity, considering that, for the traditional peoples such diversity is also cultural and social,while the species are objects of knowledge, domestication, use and source of inspiration for their myths and rituals.
As for the theoretical and methodological perspective adopted, the studies of gaston pineau, antônio nóvoa, pierre dominicé franco ferrarotti, marie-christine josso, delory-monberger, belmira bueno, denice catani, maria helena abrahão, among others, were used as reference. these studies expose the potentiality and property that the autobiographical method brings to researches which takes memory andautobiographical narrative as objects of knowledge and information source.
In this sense, the profession gradually began to respond on the planes of professional practices, research and professional education to the mediated and immediate demands that it faced, grasping new and rich mediations when handling objects of intervention andcoming to give them the status of objects of knowledge, which contributed to its insertion in the human and social sciences, beyond the applied social sciences.
For us readers, textual intention coincides with a teleological dimension inherent to the text itself as an organised and organising totality of meaning but also as a distantiation, a distancing effect,a displacement occurring amongst things of experience and objects of knowledge or a reflexion upon that very experience.
By producing its own object of knowledge, science erases the subject.
Its formulation, as an object of knowledge and intervention, requires the participation of different fields of knowledge, as well as various dimensions of human experience.