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Raven and the Transmission of Knowledge

Carolyn Kenny

Voices · 2004

doi:10.15845/voices.v4i2.175 (opens in a new tab)

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Abstract

Knowledge is transmitted through relationships. In journals, we can only see the "texts". But these texts are created by authors. When we read the texts, we are developing relationships with these authors. In Voices, there are several different genres. We've provided a choice in genres because we want to explore the diverse ways to create these relationships with texts because knowledge has a different tone and color and sound and effect based on the genre in which it is expressed.

Abstract licence: CC BY

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