Philosophical thought, scientific investigation and technological creation are not steps in a one-way process. They are related practices that alter one another. A field problem can reshape a concept; a technical experiment can reopen the question.
Theoria · Poiesis · Praxis is an original epistemic framework formulated by the founder of Praksis. It investigates the relationships between inquiry, technological creation and situated experience; it is not an adoption of classical Aristotelian or Marxian categories. Research, engineering and field experience are not reduced to a linear recipe. Instead, observations from ecological operations, mountain events and software work challenge and reshape one another within this developing conceptual approach.
Reciprocal relations
Theoria
Engineering methods can be versioned, tested and revised. An epistemic framework cannot be reduced to any one data model or production methodology.
Poiesis
Research demands that the unmeasured is not presented as zero, that a concept is not called a working product, and that an assumption is distinguished from observation.
Praxis
Apiaries, endurance events and digital systems are sites where problems are not merely implemented but fundamentally reformulated.
01 / A method is not a schema.
A method is not a schema.
Engineering methods can be versioned, tested and revised. An epistemic framework cannot be reduced to any one data model or production methodology.
02 / Keep the limits of evidence visible.
Keep the limits of evidence visible.
Research demands that the unmeasured is not presented as zero, that a concept is not called a working product, and that an assumption is distinguished from observation.
03 / The world is not outside thought.
The world is not outside thought.
Apiaries, endurance events and digital systems are sites where problems are not merely implemented but fundamentally reformulated.
Original framework
Research ⇄ Creation ⇄ Experience
This conceptual framework expresses Praksis's original research orientation. Technical specifications are published separately under Research.