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Question 4: Is it problematic that knowledge is so often shaped by the…
Question 4: Is it problematic that knowledge is so often shaped by the values of those who produce it? Discuss with reference to any two areas of knowledge.
Values
Values are beliefs that motivate people to act one way or another, and it has a profound impact on shaping the way we perceive the world around us.
The production of knowledge can be influenced by personal, societal, and cultural values, which determine what knowledge we choose to seek.
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Area of Knowledges
Art
Personal values are imbued in the arts, a part of what art is; so perhaps it is not problematic
History
In history, we are often faced with a lack of historical data, biased records and politically influenced historical propaganda. There are plenty of examples of history being rewritten to suit the purpose of people in power. We can shape our historical memory.
- Memory plays a substantial role as a tool we use to create historical knowledge.
- Language plays a big part in history
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