This raises the difficult question whether wisdom is learnable, since we in this paper argue that wisdom is not about scholastic mastery (a competence) but a way-of-being.
Two must-reads: Gary Taubes's fantastic Op-Ed questioning the conventional wisdom on salt consumption, and this paper detailing how existing alcohol control policies could be used as a model for obesity prevention.
This paper presents WISDOM (Web Service Diagnoser Model) a generic architecture for detecting faults during execution of web services.
Based on eastern wisdom and best innovation practices, this paper introduces a new paradigm of innovation, holistic innovation (HI).
This paper sets ecological wisdom as benchmark in landscape and urban planning to develop socio-ecologically just plans.
Given that we often wait 30 days or more after surgical removal of the primary tumor before initiating adjuvant chemotherapy to allow time for the wound to heal, this paper challenges the wisdom of that clinical paradigm, providing a theoretical rationale for administering therapy during the perioperative period.
In this paper, we define ecological wisdom as a means of knowing, understanding, and applying ecological information in order to guide urban planning and design professionals.
Using the terms of this paper, we can describe the understanding of wisdom within the Aristotelian tradition as "first-order wisdom," since wisdom is taken to mean the capacity to merge the common and the singular in the situation.
This paper critically examines the conventional wisdom surrounding paralegal initiatives through case studies of two successful paralegal programs in post-conflict Timor-Leste that are broadly representative of the type of initiatives commonly implemented in developing countries.
In this paper, we study how clustering with collective wisdom can be achieved and compare it with a representative traditional clustering method.
