In gaining knowledge, each area of knowledge uses a network of ways of knowing. Discuss this statement with reference to two areas of Knowledge.

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Gaining Knowledge
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The various areas of knowledge include Mathematics, Human Sciences, Natural Sciences, History, Ethics, the Arts, the Religious Knowledge Systems, and the Indigenous Knowledge Systems. Every area of knowledge solves a problem in life. Knowledge results from the interaction of many ways of knowing.
There are eight different ways of knowing. They include language, sense perception, faith, intuition, reason, emotion, memory, and imagination. For example, languages are the reason we understand the knowledge and more also languages helps in the passing of knowledge from the past to the present. Sense perception includes sight, smelling, hearing, touching and tasting. These various senses increase our understanding of knowledge.
Every area of knowledge has its various ways of gaining knowledge. The different areas of knowledge are a result of historical development from the past. For example, mathematical concepts result from the past comparisons and how they have been applied and how they have helped to solve problems from the past. History is study of the past and how it relates to the present. History for example relies on the memory and language for its advancement. Ethics as study of norms relies mostly on the reasons and intuition.
In conclusion, the areas of knowledge are also as result of contributions from several individuals and shared knowledge between individuals over time. Lastly, these contribution…