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Praxis
Original title: Praxis プラクシス
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Praxis is a Greek-derived word meaning “practice,” “execution,” or “action,” referring to putting theory into action or applying knowledge in reality. It is also the origin of the English word Practice and is often used in philosophy, education, business, and other contexts to emphasize “actually doing” rather than mere knowledge.
Praxis(プラクシス)は、ギリシャ語由来で「実践」「実行」「行動」を意味する言葉であり、理論を行動に移すことや、知識を実際に応用することを指します。英語のPracticeの語源でもあり、哲学、教育、ビジネスなどの文脈で、単なる知識ではなく「実際に行うこと」を強調する際によく使われます。
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