Understanding something begins by engagement with the knowledge about it. Knowledge developed from the results of such scholarly inquiry is foundational in our lives. In Part I, two ideas central to building understandings were introduced. The first is that one way to come to know a thing is to determine how it is put together, its structure. Another way to understand something is to identify who does it and observe how they do it. The idea here is that there is a duality to work. It is both a process, a way of doing something, and an evolving product. An author, for example, creates a manuscript, which is the product; in doing so, he or she ...