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Does acquiring knowledge destroy our sense of wonder? Discuss with…
Does acquiring knowledge destroy our sense of wonder? Discuss with reference to two areas of knowledge
knowledge acquisition
the process of acquiring knowledge varies by the development of cognitive functions, through the brain maturation of processing and analysing information
process of acquiring, assimilating, and integrating new knowledge and information in different ways.
involves the acquisition of knowlledge from human experts, books, documents, sensors, or computer files.
knowledge is a collection of specialized facts, procedures, and judgement rules.
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destroy could be in a sense of transformation of wonder rather than 'destroy' it. For instance, there is a shift from a naive awe to a more profound appreciation of the complexities in gained knowledge.
rich discussion between the concept of knowledge and wonder. Both concepts are intertwined on one another proving that the sense of wonder is interconnected with the acquired knowledge
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Natural Science
Does acquiring scientific knowledge destroy our sense of wonder by explaining phenomena that were once mysterious to us?
Does acquiring scientific knowledge sparks more awe or sense of wonder by revealing its complexities?
Art
Does learning the meaning of the arts reduce our sense of wonder and take away the emotional impact?
Does deeper knowledge on arts enhance our sense of wonders through understanding its cultural significance and emotional depth?
Real Life Example
Discovery of DNA by James Watson and Francis Crick in 1953
- provided a clear understanding of how genetic information is stored and transmitted
sense of wonder
experiencing a sense of wonder has been proven scientifically that this exquisite emotion could potentially reduce stress, loneliness, and bring a sense of expanded perspective
refers to a triggered response of curiosity or a feeling of surprise due to the lack of experiences, encounter something beyond the understanding or expectations
refers to a triggered response of curiosity or a feeling of surprise due to the lack of experiences, encounter something beyond the understanding or expectations
experiencing a sense of wonder has been proven scientifically that this exquisite emotion could potentially reduce stress, loneliness, and bring a sense of expanded perspective
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