On Types of knowledge, among them ritual:
Due to heavy workload on finishing my doctoral work, I haven't been able
to participate in your debate lately. But I'm "listening".
The concept "ritual knowledge" has been a part of my concern in trying to
understand how organizations learn. I have developed a matrix of different
types of knowledge, which I want to share with you. If you find it useful,
that is fine. Haven't got the time to explain it all by now, so you will
have to put your own understanding to it. May be that is a better way of
learning ?
Here it is:
DECLARATIVE PROCEDURAL BEHAVIORAL codified knowledge routine NORMATIVE moral principles ritual [Host's Note: Above is the way I received it from Wiggo. Taking a guess at how it was mashed in transmission, here what I think it might have been: DECLARATIVE PROCEDURAL BEHAVIORAL codified knowledge routine NORMATIVE moral principles ritual
...end of host's addition. ...rick]
If you have comment, please let us know.
Stay learning,
wiggo hustad
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Wiggo Hustad (wiggo.hustad@vf.hisf.no)
Researcher
Organization and Learning
Western Norway Research Institute
N-5800 Sogndal, NORWAY
--Wiggo.Hustad@vf.hisf.no (Wiggo Hustad)
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