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This paper sets its problematic by asking a questions about the nature of knowledge in the knowledge management body of literature. The paper’s method is a critical review and conceptual analysis, or semiotic inquiry for discourse analysis, of the literature of knowledge management. The paper assumes that the world of knowledge management consists of three ontological perspectives. In this paper, these ontological perspectives are the psychological, the social, and the cultural. Theses perspectives shape the use of the term “knowledge’ and “explicit knowledge” and an understanding of the conception of knowledge, in particular explicit knowledge, and the knowns, or knowledge objects.

AN ONTOLOGICAL TOPOGRAPHY OF CONCEPTUALIZATIONS OF KNOWLEDGE IN KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT: AN EXERCISE IN MAP MAKING