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Tag: 他人、对话与共同知识

If No One Sees the Whole, How Can We Have a Common World?

Common World, Distributed Knowledge, How a Person Builds a World, Others, Dialogue, and Shared Knowledge, 共同世界, 分布式知识, 一个人怎样形成自己的世界, 他人、对话与共同知识

Why Does Online Consensus So Easily Look Like Knowledge?

社会认同, 网络共识, How a Person Builds a World, Online Consensus, Others, Dialogue, and Shared Knowledge, Social Proof, 一个人怎样形成自己的世界, 他人、对话与共同知识

When We Cite Authority, Are We Borrowing Knowledge or Giving Up Judgment?

Authority, Critical Judgment, How a Person Builds a World, Others, Dialogue, and Shared Knowledge, 批判判断, 权威, 一个人怎样形成自己的世界, 他人、对话与共同知识

Can a Reading Group Create an Understanding No Member Had Alone?

Collective Understanding, 集体理解, 读书小组, How a Person Builds a World, Others, Dialogue, and Shared Knowledge, Reading Groups, 一个人怎样形成自己的世界, 他人、对话与共同知识

How Do We Oppose an Idea Without Turning Its Holder into an Enemy?

How a Person Builds a World, Others, Dialogue, and Shared Knowledge, Productive Disagreement, Respectful Criticism, 尊重式批评, 建设性分歧, 一个人怎样形成自己的世界, 他人、对话与共同知识

Is Changing Your Mind After Persuasion a Failure or a Capacity for Knowing?

Belief Revision, 观点修正, How a Person Builds a World, Intellectual Humility, Others, Dialogue, and Shared Knowledge, 智识谦逊, 一个人怎样形成自己的世界, 他人、对话与共同知识

Why Do Real Disagreements So Often Begin with the Same Word?

Conceptual Disagreement, How a Person Builds a World, Others, Dialogue, and Shared Knowledge, Shared Vocabulary, 共同词汇, 概念分歧, 一个人怎样形成自己的世界, 他人、对话与共同知识

Can Dialogue Help Us See What Solitary Thinking Cannot?

Dialogue, 隐含假设, Hidden Assumptions, How a Person Builds a World, Others, Dialogue, and Shared Knowledge, 对话, 一个人怎样形成自己的世界, 他人、对话与共同知识

Does a Good Teacher Pass On Answers or a Way of Seeing Problems?

问题构造, How a Person Builds a World, Others, Dialogue, and Shared Knowledge, Problem Framing, Teaching, 教学, 一个人怎样形成自己的世界, 他人、对话与共同知识

How Can an Expert’s Opinion Become My Own Judgment?

独立判断, Expert Advice, How a Person Builds a World, Independent Judgment, Others, Dialogue, and Shared Knowledge, 一个人怎样形成自己的世界, 专家意见, 他人、对话与共同知识

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