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SDP: Gejunction — A Unit of Synthesis within GO Theory

This chapter introduces Gejunction, GO Theory's most recent unit of synthesis. It begins by situating Gejunction within GO Theory's relationship to SDP, and within the cross-disciplinary method —

SDP: Revisiting the "Situation" Issue from the Self-Life-Mind Perspective

Viewed through SLM's own vocabulary, "situation" in every one of these debates functions as a unit of analysis, never a unit of synthesis...

Leeway: The Ecological Total of Supportances

Once understood as a bridge concept naming the convergence of Weave-points, Living Coordinates, and Thematic Spaces, it now names something more fundamental: the ecological total of all available supportances in a person's social-material environment.

[Creative Note] The Notion of Developmental Functionalism

This post is a reflective conceptual note on the notion of Developmental Functionalism, tracing how it emerged from my ongoing work on developmental concepts and theoretical frameworks, particularly developmental episode.

Thematic Supportance: Curation, Narrative, and Meaning

This article aims to explore the connection between Thematic Supportance and Creative Life Curation (2022), Strategic Life Narrative (2025), and GO Theory (2026)

[Creation Note] Gejunction: Toward a Unit of Synthesis for Social Life

This article documents the developmental history of the concept Gejunction.

A Thematic Conversation on Finding the Coordinate

What does a “life operation system” look like? It is a metaphor. When a person uses a metaphor to say something, we need to figure out what the actual meaning the person wants to express behind the metaphor.

SDP: Revisiting the "Belief" Issue from the Self-Life-Mind Perspective

This paper focuses on the Self-Life-Mind (SLM) model. First, we explore how the SLM schema approaches the "belief" issue. Second, we review how the SLM schema operates as a meta-framework, providing the structural principle that ...

SDP: Revisiting the “Self” Issue from the Self-Life-Mind Perspective

Building on the Self-Life-Mind (SLM) schema, this paper proposes a solution that maintains Self, Life, and Mind as analytically distinguishable but ontologically inseparable aspects of an indivisible whole.

Weave: A Model of the Actor

As the intermediate layer between the Activity as Project Engagement model and the Life-History Topology model, the Weave-the-Life framework plays a significant role in the Life-as-Activity approach.