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=Typology=
 
Peter Limberger:
 
"Different academic disciplines have different takes on the word “agency”:
 
* Philosophy sees agency as the capacity to act intentionally and rationally to bring about change in the world.
 
* Psychology views agency as a person’s capacity to exert control over their environment and experience a sense of ownership over their actions.
 
* Sociology understands agency as the exercise of individual autonomy within the constraints of social structures."
 
(https://lessfoolish.substack.com/p/high-agency-to-wise-agency)


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Typology

Peter Limberger:

"Different academic disciplines have different takes on the word “agency”:

  • Philosophy sees agency as the capacity to act intentionally and rationally to bring about change in the world.
  • Psychology views agency as a person’s capacity to exert control over their environment and experience a sense of ownership over their actions.
  • Sociology understands agency as the exercise of individual autonomy within the constraints of social structures."

(https://lessfoolish.substack.com/p/high-agency-to-wise-agency)