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Propositional knowledge is information or understanding that can be represented in natural language or a more formal language such as mathematics and propositional logic. It is often contrasted with knowledge that is difficult to encode in a language such as how to ride a bike.
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Type | | Definition | Knowledge that can be represented in a language. | Examples | France is a country.
x + y > 20The sun is larger than the earth. | Synonyms | Descriptive Knowledge Declarative Knowledge | Antonyms | | Related Concepts | |
Knowledge Management
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Why experts have trouble communicating.
Knowledge that escapes documentation.
Two types of broken knowledge.
A definition of knowledge work with examples.
The difference between information and knowledge.
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The difference between objective and subjective.
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