Theories of Knowing and Knowledge Production

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Exploring the interplay between problem-solution dualities and epistemic fields, this book examines how decision-making influences knowledge production across scientific and non-scientific domains. It addresses the complexities of human actions, cognitive limitations, and the resulting uncertainties, linking concepts like creativity, curiosity, and failure to intellectual investment and institutional dynamics. By defining key phenomena within ontic and epistemic frameworks, it aims to deepen understanding of knowledge accumulation and the evolution of intellectual capital in response to societal changes.