3:18am
June 29, 2014
Avoiding obnoxious words like praxis as radical neurodiversity liberation praxis.
If you’re thinking of the inertia article, it was a pun. We didn’t even realize people used “praxis” that way back then. "Praxis" is a medical word used to mean, roughly, “motor planning”, so “from theory to praxis” felt like a medical pun on “from theory to practice”.
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withasmoothroundstone reblogged this from madeofpatterns and added:Oh okay. I was moderately embarrassed when I found out that people actually used the word praxis that way. Because I...
madeofpatterns reblogged this from withasmoothroundstone and added:I wasn’t. Was thinking of this disability theology book I’m trying to read.
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nicocoer said: *cackles*
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ajax-daughter-of-telamon said: the word praxis makes me think of a very large, long-legged insect for some reason.
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alliecat-person said: I’m willing to concede that some super-fancy terms have their use, but what the hell is the point of using “praxis”?
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slashmarks said: what does praxis even mean? I’ve always read it as one of those academic filler words
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