We reframe our knowledge and habits to in order to see the raw sensory details needed to draw.
Drawing from advances in Organisational Studies and recent debates within Economic Sociology and the Sociology of Financial Markets, this paper proposes a theoretical framework that characterises the mutual adaptation between formal routines and rules, on one hand, and actual performances, on the other, as iterative cycles of framing, overflowing and reframing of knowledge inputs and actions.
Participants reframed the problem as the limited knowledge of people suffering from mental health problems and their families about mental illness, as well as their limited access to mental healthcare services in PHC settings in Lebanon.
Even if properly reframed by the child as imparting knowledge, additional pleas for acceptance are frequently perceived by some parents as a personal-affront to their core values and sincerely-held beliefs and very disrespectful to them personally in their role as the parent when anyone challenges their authority in their own home.
And finally, knowledge is constantly translated and reframed whenever it circulates.
I have explained, through citing MacIntyre and Ricoeur, that narratives both frame our lives in a way that we can make some sense of and can also reframe our lives so that we gain new knowledge about ourselves.
With experts bridging their knowledge though brainstorming, they can effectively reframe the opportunity and identify new connections between domains.
We suggest that some aspects of faculty development be reframed to make better use of physicians' existing knowledge and experience drawn from patient care and to facilitate transfer of knowledge and skills from one domain to the other.
It might be better, then, to reframe Bloom's project, from a secretly erotic quest for sublime knowledge to an existentially urgent battle for nonconformity; real weirdness in a world that wants to co-opt everything, make everything productive for and comprehensible to everyone.
Instead, we must support whole communities where knowledge emerging from different places can be combined, reframed and repackaged to respond to the most urgent humanitarian and development challenges.
