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Discuss the relationship between language and knowledge.
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Aliki-Maria Papazoglou Discuss the relationship between language and knowledge Language and knowledge have certain intrinsic worth and we consider that the existence of one is vital for the existence of the other one. In order to examine the relationship between language and knowledge we need to term them respectively. Knowledge can be defined as the info that we use from our everyday life to the difficult theories of philosophers and researchers. Some samples are 'I love you' and 'the earth is moving around its axes'. Here we have information on our belief (I believe that I love you) and information of a fact, which is derived from thinking (I think that the earth is moving around its axes). Consequently, we can come to a definition that knowledge is a result of three levels, where data are combined to set up information, then by synthesising them with conclusions you come to...
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