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“The knower’s perspective isessential in the pursuit ofknowledge.” To what extent do youagree with this statement?Natural SciencesLanguage: Placebo results and the way theyare presented to society can model theeffect they have on people, since languagecan determine this change. Even, whenthere is no literal (or expressed by language)explanation of the treatment, it may workeven better.Faith: Placebo is all about believing, when theperson under the treatment puts faith in thetreatment, then they fin the answer or solutionto any problem or disease the placebo isworking for.Real life situation: results onplacebo experimentsEmotion: When a person feels something is going towork, it usually happens, therefore that is the effectplacebo, those that want to believe in it can do so.Religious knowledge systemsFaith: When a person follows areligion, it means they believe fullyon the principles, therefore theylook inside it history the answersand approval to every action.Intuition: As well as believing and approving, whenthe knower follows or practices a religion, theirinstinct plays an important role in the way the lookfor their knowledge, therefore in their perspectiveabout the type of knowledge they need to discover.Emotion: When looking for answers or knowledge as thetitle says and following a specific religion, having a certaindevotion emotion for the principles of it work as animportant factor in terms of the perspective.Real life situation: believingand following a religiousstory and thereforepracticing a religion.Indigenous knowledge systemsMemory: These tribes believe fully in their traditions, which are mostly told and not shown as otherhistorical facts, this means that their perspective is completely shaped by the fact that they believein their history told by anecdotes that evidence memory.Faith: Since their histories are mostly told andrepeated, those that belong to an specificindigenous group need to have faith on theirancestors and on the knowledge they aresharing with them as the correct story.Intuition: The knower belonging to a indigenous tribeperceives something in their story, their family and in theirconscience that indicates their pursuit of knowledge isshaped by the principles of their community.Real life situation: : theirbelief on traditions and ontheir way of life as thecorrect one, looking for theapproval using theirancestors.Possible counter argumentsMathematics: even if the knower hasanother purpose in the pursuit oftheir knowledge, mathematics is alanguage and therefore the answersare all the same.History: facts that cannot beshaped are told in certainhistorical ways, whichtherefore won’t permit that theknower has a differentperspective regarding theirpoint of view.Why interested?Allows me to investigate the purpose ofcertain people on the pursuit of knowledgesince their perspective normally influencesthem.Permits a different approach dependingon the specific area of knowledge,meaning that the amount of examplesis huge.Possible knowledge and subsidairy knowledge questionsTo what extent can the knower control itsperspective to pursuit knowledge?To what extent can the knowerdecide whether or not to considerperspective as the main factor topursuit knowledge?To what extent is it reliable for the knower tobelieve in perspective as the main factor topursuit knowledge?To what extent can sharedknowledge shape thepursuit of personalknowledge?ThesisI do agree with thestatement,examples prove it.People do look for information, studies,perspectives, or even people that sharetheir same type of likes, dislikes, etc.People shape their personalknowledge completely biasedby their perspective and fromthose that share their sameshared knowledge as a basis.The knowers all look foranswers to their points of viewwhen searching or shapingtheir knowledge, meaning thatthey try to look for those witha similar way of thinking or intheir same community.The knower can’t controltheir pursuit of knowledgeby itself, it all depends ontheir way of thinking, whichthen shapes the way theknowledge is searched for.It is difficult to rely on just theknower’s point of view sincethere are a lot of perspectives todifferent ways of receiving ounderstanding the sameinformation.A knower rescues the information he/sheneeds depending on other factors, whichdetermine their pursuit and purpose ofnew personal knowledge.Double click this nodeto edit the textClick and drag this buttonto create a new node