NEED TYPE > Knowledge is Hierarchical Authority
The myth here is that knowledge “lives at the top.” It is something leaders, experts, or institutions possess and dispense downward — legitimized by hierarchy, credentials, or titles. Authority defines what counts as knowledge, who gets to speak, and whose voices can be ignored.
The myth here is that knowledge “lives at the top.” It is something leaders, experts, or institutions possess and dispense downward — legitimized by hierarchy, credentials, or titles. Authority defines what counts as knowledge, who gets to speak, and whose voices can be ignored.
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