The Gejunction of Knowledge Engagement (Collection, v1, 2026)
Revisiting-and-Rebuilding Knowledge Strategy through the Gejunction lens.
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.
Marinate the Mind: The Living Coordinate of Knowledge Engagement
what happens inside a single creator's activity, when a thematic focus first appears, and how does that focus either grow into a lasting creative center or fail to?
The Relationfield of Knowledge Engagement
This article asks what actually happens when two knowledge creators meet. Using RelationField, a framework completed in 2026, this article supplies that missing layer: reading a series of cases, from a single brief exchange to eighteen years of correspondence, Episode by Episode.
Gejunction in the Wild (Collection, v1,2026)
This collection is a record of an exploration—a case study of a theorist in transition, using his own theoretical tools to understand his own situation, in real time.
Spatial Heuristics: Introducing the Creative Life Square
A Sub-square of the GO Square, representing 64 Weave-points for Creative Life Mapping
Making a Living Coordinate for Creative Life Discovery
On August 21, the diagram was made. On August 27, I write this reflection. The map is not the journey—but it helps me see where I am, and where I might be going.
This is what a Living Coordinate does: it does not tell you what to do. It shows you where you stand.
Knowledge for Development: A Situational Map After Three Weeks in China
It is the same pattern. One thematic trip led to a creative theme, which in turn led to a possible book. After completing the trip, I ran into GAP Projects, which adopted the situational mapping method for creative life discovery.
But this year, the new situational map tells a different story.