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Knowledge Representation and Multiple Criteria Aggregationn are presented, distinguishing expert-based intuitive integration from computer-based automatic integration. Examples of existing approaches to the integration of knowledge are given. In particular, multiple criteria approaches to knowledge acquisition and integration, including new trends and solutions, are presented.

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Debating and Creativity Supportch as a parliamentary debate). It also has an extensive literature, starting with Plato and extending to contemporary .. Eristic and democratic debate concentrates, however, on the political aspects of convincing the audience that the adversary is not right.

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Knowledge Management and Creative Holism in the Knowledge Age from the perspective of critical systems thinking (Jackson 2000, 2003, 2005; Gao et al. 2003). To do so, chief knowledge officers (CKOs) and knowledge-related practitioners must also understand the meaning of knowledge and the

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