Types of knowledge timeline

Made by Joan Matias Romero Estrada

Evolution of knowledge

3000 B.C - 476 A.C.

200 million years ago

1453-1789 A.C.

Now

Humanity appear.

Modern age started

Ancient Age started

The time is now

1789 - Now

476 - 1453 A.C.

200 - 3 million years B.C.

Contemporary age started

Middle Age started

Prehistory started

Middle Age

Knowledges evolutions

• Intuitive: Intuition has an evolutionary and natural selection context. It is reflected during all the time line.
• Empirical: Like the intuitive, both are reflected throughout the evolution of the human being at the same way.
• Philosophical: Philosophy during this time is characterized by an Aristotelian view of the world, known as "moderate realism".
• Magic religious: During this time, there was a great expansion of religions throughout the world, mainly Cristianism.
• Scientific: This period was characterized by the creation of the first universities. As well as the first significant advances in medicine, chemistry, physics, astrology, etc...

Ancient Age

Knowledges evolutions

• Intuitive: Intuition has an evolutionary and natural selection context. It is reflected during all the time line.
• Empirical: Like the intuitive, both are reflected throughout the evolution of the human being at the same way.
• Philosophical: Phylosophy was develop by Greeks in this time. It's based on rational-thinking.
• Magic religious: During this time, first big religions started like cristianism and islam.
• Scientific: During this time, agriculture, livestock, construction were perfected. At the same time, it was developed simple machines.

Modern Age

Knowledges evolutions

• Intuitive: Intuition has an evolutionary and natural selection context. It is reflected during all the time line.
• Empirical: Like the intuitive, both are reflected throughout the evolution of the human being at the same way.
• Philosophical: At this time, philosophy was divided into rationalism, empiricism and transcendental idealism. The ideas of a great scientific, cultural, social and political revolution that would be known as the Renaissance also began to be discussed.
• Magic religious: Cristianism arrived in America and became the largest religion in the world. At the same time, several thinkers began to question the truth of a god.
• Scientific: During the Middle Ages, science was formally established as an alternative for describing phenomena previously considered magical. The first world map was created.

Contemporary Age

Knowledges evolutions

• Intuitive: Intuition has an evolutionary and natural selection context. It is reflected during all the time line.
• Empirical: Like the intuitive, both are reflected throughout the evolution of the human being at the same way.
• Philosophical: The Enlightenment was a cultural, political and philosophical movement that took place in the contemporary age, it took up the ideas of liberalism and considered reason and knowledge, more than a concept, a means of living.
• Magic religious: Science became the way to describe things, meanwhile, religion lost much of its influence in the world.
• Scientific: Science was the most developed knowledge during the contemporary age, we developed inventions such as communications, vehicles, internet, electronic devices. Today we continue to revolutionize in the scientific field. Also, in this time was created scientific method.

Humanity Origins

Knowledges evolutions

• Intuitive: Intuition was a type of knowledge developed at this time and has an evolutionary and natural selection context. It is reflected during all the time line.
• Empirical: Like the intuitive, this has an evolutionary context but also a personal context. Both are reflected throughout the evolution of the human being.
• Philosophical: Not developed yet.
• Magic religious: During this time, humans were principally polytheists and phenomena were represented as gods like hinduism.
• Scientific: During this time, science started with creation of first tools and discover of basic knowledges like fire and hunt. But it wasn't formal science yet.