Praxism
/ˈpræksɪzəm/noun
The practice or application of a philosophy or theory.
Did you know?The term 'Praxism' can reveal how the ancients viewed the power of action as a form of magic that shapes reality.
Etymological Timeline
Ancient Greek
Greek
πράξις (práxis)
“Action or deed, often associated with the execution of a philosophical idea.”
Late Latin
Latin
practicus
“Practical, related to action or deed.”
Medieval Latin
Latin
practica
“The practice or application of knowledge in a real-world context.”
Modern English
English
Praxism
“The contemporary application of philosophical ideas or theories.”