Social Sciences
8 years ago

Unlocking Hidden Knowledge: How Libraries Shape Our Understanding of the World

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On the Interactive Relationship between the Implied Knowledge and the Dominant Knowledge in the Library
Shi Su-zhen

Paper Summary

The article explores how different types of knowledge interact in libraries. It looks at how implied knowledge and dominant knowledge influence each other. The study found that these types of knowledge flow in various ways: from implied to implied, from implied to dominant, from dominant to dominant, and from dominant to implied knowledge.

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