Knowledge is a verb?


	Knowledge is a verb?

PatParslow

2-1-2008 5:51 AM

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knowledge, epistomology, learning

PatParslow says:

I describe meaning as a verb in my work, but I am not so sure about knowledge being one. I will have to read this, I think.

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