The ways in which knowledge gains the cultural capital to be used as content—and curriculum—have been, for millenia, related to economics. The sophists were paid for their knowledge, which they acquired through years - Post-scarcity economy - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	The ways in which knowledge gains the cultural capital to be used as content—and curriculum—have been, for millenia, related to economics. The sophists were paid for their knowledge, which they acquired through years Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-12-26 08:37:19 Open Document File Size: 57,80 KB Share Result on Facebook IndustryTerm Web-based how-to lessons / Web server survey / learning technologies / printing press / / PublishedMedium The American Historical Review / / Technology Web server / / URL http / SocialTag Information Age Knowledge economy Commodification Educause Post scarcity Microeconomics Economics Social information processing Economies

The ways in which knowledge gains the cultural capital to be used as content—and curriculum—have been, for millenia, related to economics. The sophists were paid for their knowledge, which they acquired through yearsAdd to Reading List