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My mind possesses a fair amount of knowledge and yet, the sum of that is but a drop.
The entire novel is shadowed by the insight, or fear, or premonition, that postmodernity doesn't lead us forward, but backward to the primitive: that our huge and hard-won sum of knowledge will ultimately prove useless and be lost.
Traditional healing/medicine is the sum total of knowledge, skills, and practices based on the theories, beliefs, and experiences indigenous to different cultures that are used to maintain health, as well as to prevent, diagnose, improve, or treat physical and mental illnesses (1).
Achieving this ideal (and the only hurdle one must overcome to do so is financial) would in turn, lead to the fulfilment of another, far more significant educational goal: a system in which every student has the opportunity to access more or less the entire sum of human knowledge and the people who are contributing to creating this knowledge.
As a result of his collecting he added greatly to the sum of knowledge about the printing of Shakespeare's plays and about 17th-century printing in general.
From week to week, Gilbert has fashioned programs that have news value and that add to the sum of knowledge.
His originality lay not so much in any positive contribution to the sum of knowledge as in his insistence on fruitful lines of research and methods of experimental study.
It is the sum of our knowledge and the experiences of a lifetime that shape our responses and interpretations at any given moment.
Bozeman and Corley in their work on developing evaluations for science and technology projects and programmes, advocate the concept of social and technical human capital to inclusively describe "the sum of skills, knowledge, and social relations needed to participate in science" (p. 601) [[ 4], see also [ 23]].
