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Angad_Amarth

Member Since 03 Jan 2010
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#62119 T.O.K - Chess - An Area of Knowledge?

Posted Henza on Jan 28, 2010 - 00:51

View PostAngad_Amarth, on Jan 27, 2010 - 17:49, said:

hey guyz,
        I need this for my ppt and essay... Is Chess an area of knowledge?? If not, can someone please tell me which category it would fall in?? I really need your help...please revert soon


Thanks,
Angad_Amarth (Any Amon Amarth Fan??)

hey, 'chess' isnt an area of knowledge according to the ib, if thats what you're asking.

indeed there can be chess knowledge: learn basic basics and then learning

being a avid chess player myself, i would say its a combination of maths/arts
maths: obviously the rational side to calculating moves. However, arguably its not a science since it doesn't use the scientific method.
arts: there can be a lot of beauty associated with certain positions/games. much like how a proof in maths can be "beautiful". i remember a quote from an artist/poet who said that chess is a freer version of art/poetry where theres less limits or something like that

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