Writing is an act of converting tacit knowledge into articulable knowledge
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Edited by Jonathan Vernon, Sunday 4 May 2014 at 10:03
'Externalisation is a process of articulating tacit knowledge into explicit concepts. It is a quintessential knowledge- creation process in that tacit knowledge becomes explicit, taking the shapes of metaphors, analogies, concepts, hypotheses, or models. When we attempt to conceptualise an image, we express its essence mostly in language - writing is an act of converting tacit knowledge into articulable knowledge'. (Emig, 1983).
REFERENCE
Emig, J (1983) The Web of Meaning. Upper Montclair. N.J.
Writing is an act of converting tacit knowledge into articulable knowledge
'Externalisation is a process of articulating tacit knowledge into explicit concepts. It is a quintessential knowledge- creation process in that tacit knowledge becomes explicit, taking the shapes of metaphors, analogies, concepts, hypotheses, or models. When we attempt to conceptualise an image, we express its essence mostly in language - writing is an act of converting tacit knowledge into articulable knowledge'. (Emig, 1983).
REFERENCE
Emig, J (1983) The Web of Meaning. Upper Montclair. N.J.