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Diverse methodological approaches and various working definitions of knowledge has further created confusions. While knowledge management might yet be able to be claimed to a coherent scientific paradigm, recent publications indicate an increased conceptual and methodological rigor is needed to establish knowledge management as recognized scholarly discipline. The emergence of research and practical information on aspects of managing knowledge indicates that knowledge management is more than the latest management fad.

Epistemology, the study of knowledge, has a log honorable tradition in philosophy, starting with early Greek philosophers. Questions such as”what do we

know?” and “what does it mean to say that someone know something?” have been discussed in philosophical literature. The idea of a formal logical analysis of reasoning

about knowledge is somewhat more recent, but goes back at least to Von Wright’s work in the early 1950’s.the first book-length treatment of epistemic logic- the logic of

knowledge- is Hintikka’s seminal work knowledge and belief, which appeared in 1962.

The 1960’s saw a flourishing of interest in this area of philosophy community. The major interest was in trying to capture the inherent properties of knowledge. Axioms for

knowledge were suggested, attacked, and defended.

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in philosophy, starting with early Greek philosophers. Questions such as"what do we

know" and "what does it mean to say that someone know something" have been

discussed in philosophical literature. The idea of a formal logical analysis of reasoning

about knowledge is somewhat more recent, but goes back at least to Von Wright's work

in the early 1950's.the first book-length treatment of epistemic logic- the logic of

knowledge- is Hintikka's seminal work knowledge and belief, which appeared in 1962.

The 1960's saw a flourishing of interest in this area of philosophy community. The major

interest was in trying to capture the inherent properties of knowledge. Axioms for

knowledge were suggested, attacked, and defended. More recently, researchers in such

diverse fields as economics, linguistics, AI (artificial intelligence), and theoretical

computer science has become interested in reasoning about knowledge. While, of

course, some of the issues that concerned the philosophers have been of interest to these

researchers as well, the focus of attention has shifted. For one thing, there are pragmatic

concerns about the relationship between knowledge and action.

It may seem, what ever the merits of a metaphysical description of the

world, that knowledge itself cannot be one of its objects, for knowledge is of the world,

or not at least not only in the world. But there is nothing that is not in the world. The

supposition that there is, in this case, is largely due to a picturesque conception of the self

and a related conception of knowledge which have dominated most of continental

philosophy at least since Fichte, although Hume warned against them in 1739.