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ajis02-438	Dampney, Kit; Busch, Peter; Richards, Debbie	The Meaning of Tacit Knowledge	2002	11	.pdf	application/pdf	6670	259	39	Tacit knowledge in its entirety, necessarily includes both inarticulable and articulable knowledge, thus: (aTK∨ iTK) ⊆ TK Furthermore, from previous argument, we define tacit knowledge as comprising a subset of knowledge, thus: TK ⊆ K Definition: Beyond Knowledge - Choice and Intelligent Behaviour 4 Often denoted by the symbol ⊃. We begin formally by declaring the existence of data (D), information (I), knowledge (K), tacit knowledge (TK), and articulable tacit knowledge (aTK).	cache/ajis02-438.pdf	txt/ajis02-438.txt