A manifold is introduced to represent knowledge with a wider scope (all knowledge). Given space is used to represent a given part of knowledge. In the weak version, knowledge is represented by the trajectories of discourses in time, in a dynamical space called the discursive space, which has an arbitrary number of dimensions. The strong version is general and is not limited in any way. The weak version is limited to knowledge in which retention and articulation are performed through the discourse. This theory occurs in two versions, weak and strong. The goal of this effort is to comprehend the knowledge that remains beyond the human domain, e.g., of the artificial cognitive systems.
This paper discusses the theory of knowledge based on the idea of dynamical space.
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