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Week 9--Anthropologists on Earth

Submitted by Anne Dalke on Sun, 11/04/2007 - 3:38pm
Our readings for this week are two stories from Oliver Sacks' collection An Anthropologist on Mars. How are they like-and-different in what they demonstrate about tacit knowledge? How do they add to, simplify or complicate your understanding of tacit knowledge? How do they intersect--or fail to--w/ your own collections of data on tacit knowledge?

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