· Both fields have the goal of saying something about what exists in the world and the way we can acquire knowledge about this. In technical terms this means both are dealing with ontology and epistemology.
· Both fields must deal with the question how we could use this knowledge about our world or business to craft better lives for ourselves and each other. In other words, answering ethical questions.
· Both fields use certain argumentation strategies to make our points clear and the way we present our findings can enhance or detract how persuasive our arguments come across. Both use logic and aesthetics to achieve their goal.
Looking for links between two vastly different fields of study can teach you one thing or another and entice some self-reflection.
Are you self-reflective?
