Georgy Shchedrovitsky. (№ 269651)

What is naturalistic approach? Here there are objects of nature, they lie outside of us. We are against them, they against us. The world of objects forms a situation and we see those objects as data.
Naturalistic approach is opposed to the activity. How does the representative of the activity approach? Any objects. He says: I am, I act and in this act I accumulate experience. Objects not here. I realize some of the usual types of action, sometimes successfully, and sometimes with "punctures". When I have a puncture occurs, I'm in a reflective position, assess the situation, looking for reasons, the source of the puncture. Then for the first time outlined the situation, but still no objects. Then I turn to a specific position, in fact thinking. And then I finish the cycle, make the results of my reflection, situation analysis, including in the form of outlining the borders of a certain object, which I now have to act that I now need to change.