The Gejunction of Knowledge Engagement (Collection, v1, 2026)
Revisiting-and-Rebuilding Knowledge Strategy through the Gejunction lens.
Oliver Ding
Founder of CALL (Creative Action Learning Lab), information architect, knowledge curator.
The Weave-the-Strategy Toolkit (v1.0, 2026)
In October 2025, I introduced the Weave-the-Strategy Framework (v1.0), which curates several sub-models of my Strategic Life Theory around four concepts: Thematic Space, Social Landscape, Strategic Agency and Creative Workfield. Based on this framework, this article presents a three-level toolkit.
The Knowledge Strategy Series
Revisit and rebuild the Knowledge Strategy Trilogy and Beyond
Thematic Space Theory: A Toolkit as a Specific Theory
This article was originally published on TALE’s website on Medium.com. On September 29, 2026, I republished it on the Activity Analysis Center’s website to provide background on Thematic Space Theory for the Gejunction project, where Thematic Space is considered one aspect of Gejunction.
The Thematic Space of Knowledge Engagement
Thematic Space is not a single-level concept. It has different positions and functions in different theoretical levels.
The Social Science Square: Mapping Objects and Things of Knowing
A Sub-square of GO Square for Tracing Scales of Analysis, Means, and End
GO Square: Introducing the Knowledge Ecology Square
After finishing Marinate the Mind, I sat down and began, properly, on the new square. Several rounds of revision later, here is where it landed: The Knowledge Ecology Square.
The World of Activity Model: Flow, Focus, Center, and Circle (v1.0, 2025)
A brief introduction to the primary model of the World of Activity approach.
Evolving Thematic Coordinate：Origin, Dimension, Element, and Genidentity
This article introduces the Evolving Thematic Coordinate Model, which was born from a case study. The model has been curated into a new possible book: World of Activity: An Ecological Approach to Activity Analysis and Intervention (AAI).
Preface: One Life, One World
This is the Preface of a new possible book: World of Activity: An Ecological Approach to Activity Analysis and Intervention (AAI).