XREALISM AND THE ONTOLOGY OF ACTION - XREALIZAM I ONTOLOGIJA DJELOVANJA

Ladislav Gradečak – Xrealism Dear colleagues, The purpose of this brief reflection is to open a dialogue between psychological-empirical models of action and the ontological-operational framework of Xrealism. Dominant approaches in psychology and philosophy of action typically explain praxis through chains of causality, relying on the interplay of neurophysiological, motivational, and social factors. Within such frameworks, freedom and the meaning of action are often treated as secondary, while emphasis is placed on causal mechanisms and empirically measurable componen Author’s NoticeAll terms, theoretical models, formulas, and concepts presented in this work were originally developed by the author, Ladislav Gradečak. The work is protected under a Creative Commons license (CC BY 4.0), allowing for free distribution and use with mandatory attribution. Any unauthorized use without proper citation constitutes a violation of copyright. The date of publication and DOI number serve as proof of originality and priority of publication. Autorska napomenaSvi pojmovi, teorijski modeli, formule i koncepti sadržani u ovom radu originalno su razvijeni od strane autora, Ladislava Gradečaka. Rad je zaštićen Creative Commons licencom (CC BY 4.0), što znači da se može slobodno dijeliti i koristiti, uz obavezno navođenje autora. Svako neovlašteno korištenje bez jasnog navođenja izvora smatra se povredom autorskih prava. Datum objave i DOI broj služe kao dokaz originalnosti i prvenstva objave.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-06-18
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15685981
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Education, Law, and Society
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XREALISM AND THE ONTOLOGY OF ACTION - XREALIZAM I ONTOLOGIJA DJELOVANJA

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XREALISM AND THE ONTOLOGY OF ACTION - XREALIZAM I ONTOLOGIJA DJELOVANJA

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Ladislav Gradečak – Xrealism Dear colleagues, The purpose of this brief reflection is to open a dialogue between psychological-empirical models of action and the ontological-operational framework of Xrealism. Dominant approaches in psychology and philosophy of action typically explain praxis through chains of causality, relying on the interplay of neurophysiological, motivational, and social factors. Within such frameworks, freedom and the meaning of action are often treated as secondary, while emphasis is placed on causal mechanisms and empirically measurable componen Author’s NoticeAll terms, theoretical models, formulas, and concepts presented in this work were originally developed by the author, Ladislav Gradečak. The work is protected under a Creative Commons license (CC BY 4.0), allowing for free distribution and use with mandatory attribution. Any unauthorized use without proper citation constitutes a violation of copyright. The date of publication and DOI number serve as proof of originality and priority of publication. Autorska napomenaSvi pojmovi, teorijski modeli, formule i koncepti sadržani u ovom radu originalno su razvijeni od strane autora, Ladislava Gradečaka. Rad je zaštićen Creative Commons licencom (CC BY 4.0), što znači da se može slobodno dijeliti i koristiti, uz obavezno navođenje autora. Svako neovlašteno korištenje bez jasnog navođenja izvora smatra se povredom autorskih prava. Datum objave i DOI broj služe kao dokaz originalnosti i prvenstva objave.

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