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Compare las funciones que representan la imaginación y la razón en al menos dos ÃÂreas del conocimiento
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... Compare las funciones que representan la imaginación y la razón en al menos dos áreas del conocimiento Ensayo de TOK 11/26/2008 [Type the company name] David Lomeli Compare las funciones que representan la imaginación y al razón en al menos 2 áreas del conocimiento Las aéreas del conocimiento son 6; Matemáticas, Ética, Arte, Humanidades, Historia, Ciencias naturales. Todas estas necesitan de dos cosas para existir estas son, la razón, y la imaginación. Las áreas del conocimiento utilizan en diferente medida estas dos cosas pero ninguna área del conocimiento utiliza nomas utiliza la razón o nomas la imaginación pues la razón da el fundamento, justificación y validación del conocimiento, pero para poder razonar las personas necesitan de algo para ser razonado en esta aparte entra la imaginación, la cual es la herramienta que nos ayuda a la creación de ideas o bien pensar en situaciones para las cuales se pueda aplicar el razonamiento. La aplicación de la
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