Sentence examples for knowledge wars from inspiring English sources

Today, its author has changed sides in the knowledge wars.

Education's knowledge wars – fought around what schools should teach children – began nearly half a century ago with three sociologists chatting in the bar of London's Russell Hotel.

You can tell a genuine sceptic from a denier (as I discuss in The Knowledge Wars) because the sceptic will want to look at new data and conclusions and, like any real scientist, will modify their conclusions accordingly.

If we're going to achieve a lasting peace in the knowledge wars, it's time to set property aside, time to start recognising that knowledge - valuable, precious, expensive knowledge - isn't owned.

Information dissemination is the dominant approach to the climate change issue generally, as John Spencer and I described last year in our Huffington Post piece, "Civic Science -- Beyond the Knowledge Wars".

Tolstoy's firsthand knowledge of war likewise influenced War and Peace.

With national elections scheduled for spring, Mr. Singh's government faces political pressure to take some action against Pakistan, constrained by the knowledge that war and near-war in the past have not achieved the results that were sought.

The writer Susan Sontag, in her new book about war photography, describes "our camera-mediated knowledge of war". Viewers are also absorbing a war-mediated knowledge of news anchors.

What is the relationship between war and the production of knowledge about war?

The writer Susan Sontag, in her new book about war photography, describes "our camera-mediated knowledge of war".

The bride's Kennedy cousins seemed less enthusiastic (at the time, Mr. Waldheim was denying accusations that he had concealed knowledge of war crimes committed by his German Army unit in World War II).