Sentence examples for knowledge criticism from inspiring English sources

While media literacy is still a relatively new field of inquiry, a recent review on its effectiveness reported positive outcome effects on: media knowledge; criticism; perceived realism; influence; behavioural beliefs; attitudes; self-efficacy; and behaviour [ 60].

However, more recent scanning paradigms do not make any explicit reference to scanning across a mental image (e.g., Borst & Kosslyn, 2010; Dror, Kosslyn, & Waag, 1993), making such a 'tacit knowledge' criticism harder to apply to the experimental findings (Kosslyn et al., 2006).

Maybe they'd have made more headway if there'd been a little more reflection and self-knowledge and criticisms about what was going on in the movement.

The Little Prince's lasting appeal has been guaranteed by its sometimes complex philosophical themes: about the nature of friendship, the search for knowledge, and social criticism which draws on some of Saint-Exupéry's own experiences – in the desert following a plane crash, and during childhood, when he lost a younger brother, François.

The paper considers axiological foundations of media literacy in the university space, the notion of "media competence" and its development indices: media criticism, knowledge about the media, media consumption (use) and media design.

To our knowledge, no comparable criticism has been published or voiced by the authors of the three papers discussed here regarding these obvious shortcomings in such trials that represent the prime data basis for safety assessments of Bt crops in the regulatory approval process.

Missing, except for Born, are people with deep knowledge and informed criticism of the abuses that led to the crisis.

An F.B.I. official with knowledge of the criticisms in the report said: "Could we have done more, more quickly?

While some teams, like the Giants, the Atlanta Falcons and the Miami Dolphins, are known as fastidious and well-stocked, the players union has received complaints in recent seasons, according to an official with knowledge of the criticisms, about teams' having few models available for players to test.

The problem is that feminist criticism of knowledge claims that reinforce injustice extends to claims of moral knowledge.

A scholar of literature and history, De Sanctis brought to his criticism a knowledge of philosophy, particularly Hegelian aesthetics.