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Knowledge matters : the structures of knowledge and the crisis of the modern world-system

The UQP Creative Economy + Innovation Culture series showcases fresh research approaches to global creative thinking, enterprise and innovation. The series links the creative and digital media fields to law,education, business and technology. This is new knowledge for the new economy. How do we make decisions or decide if actions are legitimate or efficacious? Are there patterns of cognition and intentionality that shape the way we answer such questions and therefore define what struggles we undertake in the world? In Knowledge Matters world-systems analyst Richard E Lee argues that one of the fundamental components of the modern world over the past five centuries has been the structures of knowledge. The arrangement divided facts (the 'true') from values (the 'good'), becoming one of the principal features of historical capitalism. Lee further argues that these structures are now in crisis, signalling a transition to new but as yet undetermined forms of social organisation.

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  • "The fourth title in UQP's internationally recognised Creative Economy + Innovation Culture series Joining John Howkins' Creative Ecologies, John Hartley's the Uses of Digital Literacy and Carsten Herrmann-Pillath's the Economics of Identity and Creativity, leading American academic Richard E Lee's Knowledge Matters is the latest in this innovative series featuring international scholars and thinkers at the forefront of the creative industries. We face a long-term structural crisis in how we unde."
  • "The UQP Creative Economy + Innovation Culture series showcases fresh research approaches to global creative thinking, enterprise and innovation. The series links the creative and digital media fields to law,education, business and technology. This is new knowledge for the new economy. How do we make decisions or decide if actions are legitimate or efficacious? Are there patterns of cognition and intentionality that shape the way we answer such questions and therefore define what struggles we undertake in the world? In Knowledge Matters world-systems analyst Richard E Lee argues that one of the fundamental components of the modern world over the past five centuries has been the structures of knowledge. The arrangement divided facts (the 'true') from values (the 'good'), becoming one of the principal features of historical capitalism. Lee further argues that these structures are now in crisis, signalling a transition to new but as yet undetermined forms of social organisation."@en

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  • "Knowledge matters the structures of knowledge and the crisis of the mordern world-system"
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