theory of practice

is a mode of knowledge that treats actors as ensconced within structures - semiotic and material - that are internalized and taken for granted, and who navigate these structures strategically.

It is a mode of knowledge that treats actors as ensconced within structures - semiotic and material - that are internalized and taken for granted, and who navigate these structures strategically.

is a mode of knowledge that recognizes that actors understand the rules of the game, and play by, manipulate, and strategize the rules often in a second-hand way.

Actors understand the rules of the game, and play by, manipulate, and strategize the rules often in a second-hand way. It incorporates both the Lévi-Straussian moment of unconscious structures and the Sartrian moment of subjectivity in a theory of practice that is intended to let us better understand and predict actions.

theory of practice, n.Definitions

theory of practice