Take a real life situation Extract a knowledge issue from the real life situation Analyze the knowledge issue (not the real life situation) From your own perspective From other perspectives Using ideas and concepts from T.O.K While analyzing other KI’s will be identified and analyzed The product of this reflection will then be applied back to the real life situation The application should also extend beyond the original real life situation to other areas Why do different people have different
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for this TOK Essay 4. The traditional TOK diagram indicates four ways of knowing. Propose the inclusion of a fifth way of knowing selected from intuition‚ memory or imagination‚ and explore the knowledge issues it may raise in two areas of knowledge. Word count: 1207 Memory is a tool people use to process things they come to learn about the world. In psychology memory is described by the term cognitive processes which include perception‚ thinking‚ problem solving‚ memory‚ language and attention
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TOK Essay – ART PART 1 What is art? The definition of ‘art’ perhaps makes one of the most controversial‚ yet confounding topic of discussion; where it is observed that each individual definitely has a view point. Some are ardent supporters of their beliefs‚ while others choose to sit on the fence. Everyone has their own answer to –“what is art”. Majority agree with the idea that “art is a medium of expression”‚ which is probably one of the most stereotypical definition; but its overuse does
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Writing a TOK Essay It is important that you examine what the question is asking of you to do this you must understand each part of the question Thus one of the first stages of writing a TOK essay is to “unpack the title.” Complete the table below regarding your essay question: Unpacking the Essay Title: Question title: _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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this question in detail and provide three arguments for and against the use of capital punishment. I will also include various counter arguments to balance out the individual arguments. I will also make references to the TOK diagram at certain points by connecting reason and language as ways of knowing and the areas of knowledge will be ethics and psychology which lies in the human sciences. However‚ before I begin: for all intents and purposes I would like to state that all examples and hypothetical
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be true‚ it is really important to look at the four ways of knowing‚ which are: emotion‚ reason‚ language‚ and perception. If something that is believed to be true can be looked at through these four ways of knowing‚ then it is mostly likely true‚ and not just believed to be true. For example‚ it is true that I have‚ what is generally known as “red hair.” I perceive my hair to be of a reddish color. Using reason‚ I can deduce that I am a “red-head” because my hair is not brown enough to be considered
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Examine the role of language in facilitating or hindrancing communication. Discuss with appropriate examples based on daily experience and areas of knowledge (natural and human science‚ visual arts‚ literature‚ maths‚ history etc.). Communication is a vital tool for the survival of gregarious animal genres. Animals of the same race communicate with each other to transfer simple meanings to express danger‚ to inform about a source of food‚ to call a member of the pod‚ to attract sexually the female
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE”. COMPOSED TO: “MISS ISLAM BIBI”. COMPOSED BY: “SULAIMAN AHMAD” ‚ “SAJID AHMAD” ‚ AND “SARA HASHAM” 1: NAME: SULAIMAN AHMAD ROLL NO.26 2: NAME: SAJID AHMAD ROLL NO.21 3: NAME: SARA HASHAM ROLL NO.14. SEMESTER: 1ST DEPORTMENT: ENGLISH English Language in Eighteenth
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cannot be sufficient to justify our knowledge (you have to reference this‚ a lot of it doesn’t sound like your own ideas). I feel that to examine this issue‚ we must determine the role of intuition in the process of gaining knowledge‚ and for this reason I have chosen to explore the knowledge issue: To what extent can intuition be regarded as a way of knowing in subject specific areas? I firmly believe that in certain cases relying on intuition would be unwise and should be ignored‚ such as while
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INTRODUCE OURSELVES… JENNICA: So our topic is morality and our knowledge issue is: “To what extent does reason and emotion determine what is or isn’t moral?” SO..to break the q’s down… CAMILLE: Reason: Reason is the power of the mind to think‚ understand‚ and form judgments logically. JENNICA: Emotion: Emotions provide us with energy in our search for knowledge‚ and sometimes act to justify our beliefs. Six primary emotions – happiness‚ sadness‚ fear‚ anger‚ surprise and disgust
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