Frameworks - Activity Analysis Center

Weave the Theme: The Typology of Theme and Beyond

This article does not propose a final typology of theme. It gathers the attempts I have made over several years to classify themes, sets out the detail of each, and asks what distinguishes them.

Cognitive Hydrology: Revisiting and Rebuilding the Thematic Engagement Toolkit

This article revisits this journey and the Thematic Engagement Toolkit and rebuild it. By using the Weave-the-Theory Model, the concept of "Thematic Engagement" was developed with relevant principles, models, and themes.

Cognitive Hydrology: The Weave-the-Theme Framework (v1.0, 2026)

A theme does not evolve in a vacuum; it must be interwoven with the concrete conditions of action. I am pleased to introduce the Weave-the-Theme Framework, a 4×4 diagram that serves as the operational core of the T-only Model.

Cognitive Hydrology: The Experience-Narrative-Framework-Ecology Schema

The creation of the Experience-Narrative-Framework-Ecology Schema marks a significant milestone, moving Cognitive Hydrology toward v2.0.

The Weave-the-Possibility Framework (v1.0, 2026)

This article first introduces my friend's creative journey, then examines it through the Weave-the-Strategy Toolkit, before explaining the origin and four weave-points of the new framework.

GO Theory: The Weave-the-Strategy Toolkit (v2.0)

Expand a framework to a 4*3 toolkit

Lifechain: the Potential–Focus–Actual Schema (v1, 2025)

The Potential–Focus–Actual Schema describes a dynamic cycle within the Subject–Object relationship, explaining how potential possibilities of action become actualized through focus and reflection.

[Meta-Framework] Mapping Knowledge Elements and Meaning Control System

The journey from George Kelly’s Grid Form to the birth of the Strategic Life Development project reveals the true power of meta-frameworks: they are not merely static records of thought, but evolutionary algorithms that pave the way for future thinking.

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.

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.