Activity Analysis Network #4: Theory, Practice, and Diagrams
This issue explores diagrams as tools for both theory and practice, drawing on Lev Vygotsky's concept of psychological tools for mediating action.
Activity Analysis Network
Activity Analysis Network #3: Activity, Enterprise, and Weave-the-Life
Over the past two weeks, I have taken "Enterprise" as a thematic focus of my work, especially the distinction and connection between "Enterprise" and "Activity."
Activity Analysis Network #2: Identity, Narrative, and Creative Life
This is the 2nd issue of the Activity Analysis Center's newsletter
Activity Analysis Network #1: A Decade of Reflection, A Decade of Vision
The first issue of the Activity Analysis Network newsletter.
Activity Analysis Center: Curativity, Creativity, and Activity
For the Activity Analysis Center, the focus is described with the following themes: Curativity, Creativity, and Activity.
Project Engagement (v2.1) as an Innovation Approach
Introduce a thesis about the Project Engagement approach (v2.1).
Project Engagement (v2): Life, History, and Multiverse
The pair of concepts of "Event - Project" is part of the Project Engagement approach while the pair of concepts of "Life Themes - Cultural Themes" is part of the "Themes of Practice" framework. The new diagram is also inspired by the notion of "Activity as Project Engagement".
Blog: Re-learning Activity Theory
Three actions and one quotation about Second-order Activity and my “Activity” thematic space.
The Landscape of Activity Theory and CHAT
Activity Theory or the “Cultural-historical activity theory (CHAT)” is an interdisciplinary philosophical framework for studying both individual and social aspects of human behavior.