Readings must have reference to the medical history of the patients, but diligence will be exercised that knowledge of the results of the other test is withheld.
According to the model suggested by this supposed dichotomy, exercises of theoretical knowledge involve active reflection, engagement with the propositions or rules of the theory in question that guides the subsequent exercise of the knowledge.
I have the freedom to leap from my 2nd story office, but I don't have the freedom to fly from it, and exercising that knowledge is to become aware of what it means to be human.
Even though I had learned a great deal about the science of exercise, I was not applying that knowledge in the way I had envisioned.
But as economic devices become embedded in real-world markets and institutions (Callon 2007, Hirschman and Popp-Berman 2014), they reconfigure social and economic relations and set in motion new dynamics and strategies that, in turn, become objects for the exercise of economic knowledge and the "fix it" activities of economists.
Additionally, the fact that exercises of theoretical knowledge are guided by propositions or rules seems to entail that they involve instructions that are universally applicable — the person acting on theoretical knowledge has an instruction booklet, which she reflects upon before acting.
Whereas sensorimotor enactivism advocates that perceptual experience is made possible by the possession and skillful exercise of practical knowledge of sensorimotor contingencies, the other variants consider the talk of mediating knowledge as a brand of cognitivism (Hutto and Myin 2003), somewhat consistent with the theory of mind that grounds traditional cognitive science.
Indeed, in sociological terms, trust is the 'glue' that holds those relations and performances in place [ 64], and it is important to recognize that the professional's action in the clinical encounter is a good deal more than the exercise of technical knowledge and practice, but also requires significant investment in the ethical handling of the patient [ 65].
A mathematician's proof of a theorem is the ideal example of the exercise of theoretical knowledge.
More important, when one reflects upon any exercise of knowledge, whether practical or theoretical, it appears to have the characteristics that would naïvely be ascribed to the exercise of both practical and intellectual capacities.
