Titlebook: Knowledge as a Tale; A Discursive Space Rafal Maciag Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to

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Gettier and the Problem of Languagea critique of the definition of knowledge given by Plato and valid until modern times. This attack provokes a discussion that continues, which is understandable because Plato’s definition has shaped the understanding of knowledge for millennia. The chapter contains a description and analysis of the

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Foucault and the Riddle of Discoursehe Order of Things: An Archaeology of the Human Sciences). For Foucault, the two most important axes of thought were knowledge and power, whose dynamics were social, local, and historical, and the medium in which they both express themselves was language. The period of the second half of the twentie

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Lyotard and Applied Knowledgetmodern condition: A report on knowledge) published in 1979. Its title refers directly to the problem of knowledge, which, as is to justify the reasoning contained in the chapter, Lyotard treats as a pragmatic social phenomenon, removed from man. At the same time, Lyotard places his perception of kn

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Poincaré and Ally rich. For the argument presented in the book, however, his understanding of the idea of space, presented by him at the beginning of the twentieth century, is of the most important significance. The chapter discusses the development of understanding the phenomenon of space that takes place not only

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-69820-0knowledge and discourse; mathematical paradigms of thinking; social phenomena and knowledge; digital tr