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Complexity, Conflict, Change

Friday, August 31st, 2007

One can suspect that to survive and prosper in a rapidly changing world it might be useful to understand the way complexity, conflict and change are manifest in one’s (personal) environment: Complex changes in (external) conditions may require a reconsideration of one’s current organisational and belief systems in order to discover which rules are still […]

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Dialogues and Directions

Wednesday, August 8th, 2007

If language is the medium by which concepts are internalized and externalized, then all truly creative activity must involve linguistic-perceptual articulation: the identification, definition and construction of knowledge objects and their representations.
The above describes what I believe is the creative process, a process I sometimes describe in a triad called “knowledge, language, body.”
In this triad, […]

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