Claim EDU-13
Claim EDU-13
Participatory knowing cannot precede participation, so formation follows the widening of a person's actual sphere of participation: the body, the household, the small group with a shared task, the local institution, the society, and last the intergenerational and the planetary.
- Its mark
- Imagined · framework. Not an empirical finding. Either the framework's interpretive reading of established findings (basis: framework) or a normative proposal about what ought to be (basis: normative). Open horizon.
- Basis
- framework. The framework's own structures: its partitions, names, analogies, syntheses and generalisations beyond the evidence. Always marked Imagined. A material fact stated in the framework's vocabulary is not framework.
- Where it appears in the book
- Part Seven, How Formation Is Conducted
- How it was checked
- Checked against the source
Sources
- Alwis, H. Formation as Civilisational Reproduction, draft v3 (World Systems project, September 2026).
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