Editor's Introduction

Each of the three articles in this issue can be seen to highlight a different dimension of the concept of praxis. Muscat emphasises action, Baillie and Levine exemplify the use of theory as a basis for unpacking dominant paradigms and assumptions, and Cumming-Potvin and Currie emphasise critical ref...

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Published in:International journal of engineering, social justice, and peace social justice, and peace, 2013-05, Vol.2 (1), p.1-2
Main Author: Kabo, Jens
Format: Article
Language:English
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Summary:Each of the three articles in this issue can be seen to highlight a different dimension of the concept of praxis. Muscat emphasises action, Baillie and Levine exemplify the use of theory as a basis for unpacking dominant paradigms and assumptions, and Cumming-Potvin and Currie emphasise critical reflection. Taken together, these articles provide a robust foundation for understanding the nature of praxis as engineers engage with issues of social justice and peace.
ISSN:1927-9434
1927-9434
DOI:10.24908/ijesjp.v2i1.4744