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What is the status of knowledge in the postindustrial and postmodern ages?
What is the status of knowledge in the postindustrial and postmodern ages?
- It remains the same as in previous ages
- It is becoming irrelevant
- It is changing (correct)
- It has not yet been determined
When did the transition to postindustrial and postmodern ages begin?
When did the transition to postindustrial and postmodern ages begin?
- In the late 1800s
- In the mid-20th century (correct)
- In the early 1900s
- It is still ongoing
What type of discourse is scientific knowledge?
What type of discourse is scientific knowledge?
- A type of art
- A type of literature
- A type of language (correct)
- A type of music
What will have an impact on research and the transmission of learning?
What will have an impact on research and the transmission of learning?
What will dictate new research in the future?
What will dictate new research in the future?
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Study Notes
- The status of knowledge changes in the postindustrial and postmodern ages.
- This transition began in the late 1950s and varies by country and sector.
- Scientific knowledge is a type of discourse and language has been a leading focus in recent years.
- Technological transformations will have an impact on research and the transmission of learning.
- Genetics owes its theoretical paradigm to cybernetics.
- Miniaturization and commercialization of machines are changing how learning is acquired and exploited.
- Information-processing machines will affect the circulation of learning.
- The nature of knowledge must change to fit into new channels and become operational.
- Anything in the body of knowledge not translatable into information will be abandoned.
- New research will be dictated by the possibility of eventual results being translatable into information.
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