Benner, in his studies on the levels of competence, and the clinical and ethical judgement of the expert nurses indicate that practice is a source of knowledge in its own right because in practice, knowledge is not only used, it is also developed [ 6, 7].
Scholars of nursing practices have claimed practical knowledge is source of knowledge in its own right, nevertheless we know little about this knowledge associated with day-to-day practice.
It is a greater knowledge than each preceding knowledge, existing in its own discrete historical moment (in its own present) along the course of the path.
Sense is not, as Leibniz had supposed, a confused form of thinking but a source of knowledge in its own right, although the objects so known are still only "appearances"—the term that Leibniz also used.
Training multiple dogs is an entire field of knowledge in its own right; do your research on the best approaches to going about this for you, and seek advice from a professional dog trainer if needed.
Art came to be seen as a branch of knowledge, valuable in its own right and capable of providing man with images of God and his creations as well as with insights into man's position in the universe.
Using this knowledge-capital in its own production process.
He revels in his own knowledge, but employs his Milky Way mind with vim and humanity.
A sin he shared with his post-war disciples, however, was an excessive confidence in his own knowledge and judgment.That led to one big misinterpretation of his views, which perhaps only experience could have shown to be a mistake.
Piller recognized in Bost's project a way to get back into research, and Bost saw in Piller's expertise a way to fill in the gaps in his own knowledge.
