Essays on Knowledge

Define what are the components of oneself (the behavioural ones) The parts of oneself are following Self image: It is pivotal to understand that mental self portrait does not really match with the real world. Individuals may have an expanded mental self view and trust…

Knowing yourself: Knowing oneself means to know what do you want in life, what is your passion, what is the thing that makes you happy and you feel joyful while doing it. To know yourself is to know about your strengths and weakness and how…

BEHAVIOURAL COMPONENTS OF ONESELVES The view that you have on yourself is called knowing yourself. The famous quote by Socrates saying that knowing yourself is the beginning of wisdom Our self-concepts are not perfect with reality. There are many components that defines a person. Every…

What exactly are “imaginative geographies”? They are ideas or knowledge about a place, knowledges that ascribe meanings to places (qualities or feelings). Imaginative geographies correspond to qualities or feelings, rather than to reality. They are distinct from empirical (or positive) knowledge. Mimi Sheller’s work on…

Being inquisitive as a young child was where my passion for history began. During visits to historical landmarks throughout my native North East, I learned about the history surrounding me in particular about the Lindisfarne Gospels, the battle of Neville’s Cross and the Pilgrimage at…

What is knowledge? Is it the information on the back of a book or the common notion that the sky is blue or at least a hue in that spectrum. Is it a physical entity in another dimension that grows every time a human has…

Science is light of the lamp which show flash light on knowledge and gives all answers of questions. “Through the science today we can know about the social world and natural global. Today technology is invention of science which makes us life better and easy…

As hitherto conveyed, ACAP comprises of four distinct, albeit complementary capabilities: accessing, assimilation, transformation, and exploitation. Notably, acknowledging that these capabilities indeed portray commonalities across varied enterprises and attain equifinality, they are idiosyncratic in the unique ways enterprises integrate, deploy and utilise them (Eisenhardt &…

Potential ACAP (PACAP) enables the firm to be receptive to accessing and assimilating external knowledge (Cohen & Levinthal, 1990; Lane & Lubatkin, 1998). It represents an enterprise’s capability to value and access external knowledge, but does not guarantee its exploitation. Correspondingly, realised ACAP (RACAP) represents…

Knowledge exploitation entails the sharing of relevant knowledge among members of the enterprise (Spender, 1996), with the objective of ascertaining mutual comprehension and agreement (Garvin, 1993). Herein, as influenced by the seemingly idiosyncratic management practices of the TMT (top management team) within E.F.SMEs – that…