Environmental Knowing: Theories, Research, and MethodsGary T. Moore, Reginald G. Golledge Dowden, Hutchinson & Ross, 1976 - 441 Seiten |
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... Knowledge of the world is thus the result of a syn- thesis that the subject " constructs out of the form- less stuff of experience " ( Bochenski , 1966 , p . 4 ) . The form of knowledge is , therefore , not influenced by the environment ...
... Knowledge of the world is thus the result of a syn- thesis that the subject " constructs out of the form- less stuff of experience " ( Bochenski , 1966 , p . 4 ) . The form of knowledge is , therefore , not influenced by the environment ...
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... knowledge they will bring to bear a greater range of background theories and fundamen- tal knowledge about human nature , the environ- ment , and the interface between the two . It would be only reasonable to suggest that part of the ...
... knowledge they will bring to bear a greater range of background theories and fundamen- tal knowledge about human nature , the environ- ment , and the interface between the two . It would be only reasonable to suggest that part of the ...
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... knowledge . There are three basic questions to be asked : ( 1 ) How does knowledge in general , and knowledge of the environment in par- ticular , come to be ; that is , is knowledge real or ideal , or does it follow some other law ...
... knowledge . There are three basic questions to be asked : ( 1 ) How does knowledge in general , and knowledge of the environment in par- ticular , come to be ; that is , is knowledge real or ideal , or does it follow some other law ...
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WayFinding in the Natural Environment | 46 |
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