Läste just detta i en artikel om action-research och appreciative inquiry:
"For those of us breastfed by an industrial giant that stripped the world of its wonder and awe, it feels, to put it bluntly, like an irrevelant, absurd, and even distracting interruption to pause, reflect deeply, and then humbly accept the depth of what we can never know-and to consider the ultimate reality of living for which there are no coordinates or certainties, only questions. Medicine cannot tell me, for example, what it means that my newborn son has life and motion and soul, anymore than the modern physicist can tell me what "nothingness" is, which, they say, makes up over 99 percent of the universe. In fact, if there is anything we have learned from a great physicist of our time is that the promise of certainty is a lie, and by living this lie as scientistic doctrine, we short-circuit the gift of complementarity-the capacity for dialectically opposed modes of knowing, which adds richness, depth, and beauty to our lives. Drugged by the products of our industrial machine we lose sight of and connection with the invisible mystery at the heart of creation, an ultimate power beyond rational understanding." (APPRECIATIVE INQUIRY IN ORGANIZATIONAL LIFE, David L. Cooperrider and Suresh Srivastva)
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tisdag 7 september 2010
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