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I just read a wonderful account of the multiple versions of "practice
theory" that are currently circulating in the social sciences. I am
attaching the article by Joseph Rouse. It does an excellent job of
summarizing a vast number of perspectives into a coherent narrative. This
article may offer the potential to help clarify different approaches as
presuppositions in this area of reflection. I appreciated the way Joseph
Rouse reads ACROSS the different traditions and and distinctions within a
broad theoretical perspective. I certainly saw where I have been been
exploring in this terrain and also numerous other valleys I have not
explored.
It does speak to the value of attempting to read ACROSS multiple accounts of
a theme. It covers many topics that have been explored on CHAT.
Larry
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