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What Does it Mean to Orient Oneself in Thinking? (Koddermann, Cannon, 2005)

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http://dspace.sunyconnect.suny.edu/bitstream/1951/396/1/teachncak.pdf

Orientation appears to be a critical skill for survival in an information-saturated world.

p.1 Moses Mendelssohn has pointed out that orientation is necessary for the condition of enlightenment. Orientation allows one to place knowledge, and to find a way to autonomy.
 
p.2 It can be argued that an increasingly complex reality needs more broadly spread knowledge
 
p.2 For any successful application of knowledge, orientation is necessary.
 
p.2 Orientation allows finding pathways to autonomy... Orientation needs knowledge here and now, but also a sense of direction.
 

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