Thinking About Thinking This is an introduction to the theoretical framework which I use to make sense of the world, guide my investigations, and interpret the results of my inquiries. It is best described as a strategic plan for how not to think, than an established way of thinking; because it seeks out and identifies the multiplicity in the generative meaning-making, which define science and society. And , as the primary function of productive desire in human thought. To identify and assemble all the pieces of a perceived reality, we need to first deconstruct them. This is, perhaps, more suitably, a rejection of contemporary social theory and the occidental frames of analysis that hold these epistemologies upright; and, at the same time, is a blueprint for constructing epistemological alterity and novelty in the world. Making the object of inquiry, the “symbols in action” which are used by individuals to conceptualize the world around them. ...
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