praxis

/'præksis/
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praxis

A student's praxis of the scientific method involves conducting a hands-on experiment.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • The process of translating an idea, theory, or skill into practical action or application. It refers to the practical implementation or exercise of a concept, as opposed to its mere theoretical understanding.
    • (Formal) Customary practice or established conduct. This usage denotes a habitual or conventional way of doing things within a particular field or community.
Examples of Usage
  • Noun:
    • The praxis of teaching involves not just knowing educational theories but also managing a classroom effectively.
    • There is often a significant gap between the praxis of medicine in rural clinics and the ideals taught in medical schools.
    • The community's social praxis was shaped by generations of tradition.
Advanced Usage
  • "Theory and praxis": A common phrase highlighting the relationship and potential disconnect between abstract concepts and their real-world application.
    • His research focuses on the dialectic between Marxist theory and praxis.
  • "Reflective praxis": Used in professional fields like education or nursing to describe the practice of critically analyzing one's own actions to improve future practice.
    • The workshop encouraged teachers to engage in reflective praxis.
Variants and Related Words
  • Practical (adj): Concerned with the actual doing or use of something rather than theory.
    • She has a lot of practical experience.
  • Practice (n): The actual application or use of an idea, belief, or method, as opposed to theories. (Note: 'Practice' is a more common and general synonym, while 'praxis' often carries a more formal or philosophical nuance.)
    • Daily practice is essential for mastering a skill.
Synonyms
  • Application: The act of putting something to use.
  • Implementation: The process of putting a decision, plan, or theory into effect.
  • Exercise: The use or application of a faculty, right, or process.
Related Phrases
  • Put into praxis: To implement or carry out a theory. (Functionally similar to "put into practice").
    • The new environmental policies are difficult to put into praxis.
Related Idioms
  • "In praxis": Describes something as it exists in real-world application.
    • The law sounds fair in theory, but in praxis, it disadvantages small businesses.
praxis

A student's praxis of the scientific method involves conducting a hands-on experiment.

Noun
  1. translating an idea into action
    • a hard theory to put into practice
    • differences between theory and praxis of communism

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