On Understanding Expertise, Connoisseurship, and Experiential Knowledge in Professional Practice
Expertise, connoisseurship, and experiential knowledge have been discussed as integral to professional practice by professionals and scholars inside and outside their professional domains. However, the notions of expertise, connoisseurship, and experiential knowledge have not been discussed explicit...
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description | Expertise, connoisseurship, and experiential knowledge have been discussed as integral to professional practice by professionals and scholars inside and outside their professional domains. However, the notions of expertise, connoisseurship, and experiential knowledge have not been discussed explicitly in relation to practical activities. This special issue, “Experiential Knowledge, Expertise, and Connoisseurship,” explores the nature of experiential knowledge as relating to expertise and connoisseurship in practical activities within design and other professional domains. This editorial article discusses how the two types of specialist knowledge—contributory and interactional expertise, and connoisseurship—gained from experience, can be utilized to judge practice and outputs within the framework of research inquiry. The nine articles included in the special issue serve as examples, demonstrating ways in which these forms of knowledge are understood in research relating to professional practice. |
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spelling | doaj.art-2aa4127a63874ee581434b3399d87df52022-12-22T01:44:29ZengAthabasca University PressJournal of Research Practice1712-851X2016-01-01112E1E1214On Understanding Expertise, Connoisseurship, and Experiential Knowledge in Professional PracticeNithikul Nimkulrat0Kristina Niedderer1Mark Evans2Estonian Academy of ArtsUniversity of WolverhamptonLoughborough UniversityExpertise, connoisseurship, and experiential knowledge have been discussed as integral to professional practice by professionals and scholars inside and outside their professional domains. However, the notions of expertise, connoisseurship, and experiential knowledge have not been discussed explicitly in relation to practical activities. This special issue, “Experiential Knowledge, Expertise, and Connoisseurship,” explores the nature of experiential knowledge as relating to expertise and connoisseurship in practical activities within design and other professional domains. This editorial article discusses how the two types of specialist knowledge—contributory and interactional expertise, and connoisseurship—gained from experience, can be utilized to judge practice and outputs within the framework of research inquiry. The nine articles included in the special issue serve as examples, demonstrating ways in which these forms of knowledge are understood in research relating to professional practice.http://jrp.icaap.org/index.php/jrp/article/view/530expertiseconnoisseurshipexperiential knowledgeprofessional practicepractical activity |
spellingShingle | Nithikul Nimkulrat Kristina Niedderer Mark Evans On Understanding Expertise, Connoisseurship, and Experiential Knowledge in Professional Practice Journal of Research Practice expertise connoisseurship experiential knowledge professional practice practical activity |
title | On Understanding Expertise, Connoisseurship, and Experiential Knowledge in Professional Practice |
title_full | On Understanding Expertise, Connoisseurship, and Experiential Knowledge in Professional Practice |
title_fullStr | On Understanding Expertise, Connoisseurship, and Experiential Knowledge in Professional Practice |
title_full_unstemmed | On Understanding Expertise, Connoisseurship, and Experiential Knowledge in Professional Practice |
title_short | On Understanding Expertise, Connoisseurship, and Experiential Knowledge in Professional Practice |
title_sort | on understanding expertise connoisseurship and experiential knowledge in professional practice |
topic | expertise connoisseurship experiential knowledge professional practice practical activity |
url | http://jrp.icaap.org/index.php/jrp/article/view/530 |
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