The Functioning of Knowledge as a Context - Softcover

Essay from the year 2015 in the subject Speech Science / Linguistics, , course: Japanese Language & Literature Course, language: English, abstract: According to its characteristics, knowledge is divided into two subgroups named as Universal Knowledge and Individual Knowledge. Universal Knowledge is a kind of knowledge which is same everywhere and does not change according to the people's understanding wherever you go on earth. On the other hand, Individual Knowledge is the knowledge a person can know, experience or understand, which is not known by large groups of people. After making a distinction between the two types of knowledge, it has been discovered that both the Universal and Individual Knowledge can work as a context at the back of a sentence. However there are some differences between them.

Essay from the year 2015 in the subject Speech Science / Linguistics, , course: Japanese Language & Literature Course, language: English, comment: The base of this study is the presentations at the conferences of "ADES I - 1. Uluslararası Asya Dilleri ve Edebiyatları Sempozyumu - May. 2011, Kayseri/Turkey" and "International Scientific Conference of Osh State University - Oct. 2012, Osh/Kyrgyzstan". However, the further developments have been prepared during Hakuho Foundation 9th Japanese Research Fellowship Program, in Tokyo., abstract: According to its characteristics, knowledge is divided into two subgroups named as Universal Knowledge and Individual Knowledge. Universal Knowledge is a kind of knowledge which is same everywhere and does not change according to the people's understanding wherever you go on earth. On the other hand, Individual Knowledge is the knowledge a person can know, experience or understand, which is not known by large groups of people. After making a distinction between the two types of knowledge, it has been discovered that both the Universal and Individual Knowledge can work as a context at the back of a sentence. However there are some differences between them.