Hi:
Have any of you ever heard about this?
OST - OPEN SYSTEMS THINKING:
http://www.thelightonthehill.com/
Interesting...
Regards
Artur___
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Never heard of them. Thank God I never patented or trademarked OST. Just
imagine all the trouble I would be in defending the indefensible - or
something. Much more fun just to give it all away. And you certainly meet
incredibly interesting people J
ho
Harrison Owen
7808 River Falls Dr.
Looking deeper into the website, Artur, it is not at all clear who these
people with OST (Open Systems Thinking) are. What they have at one point in
their documents, however, is an article by Emery about Open Systems Thinking
with reference that it is OST. I find this odd because Emery, also a high
Birgitt,
The term open systems theory was used by Ludwig von Bertalanffy in the 1950's.
Emery and Trist started using the term in the 1960's.
Peggy
On Dec 12, 2011, at 8:46 AM, Birgitt Williams wrote:
> Looking deeper into the website, Artur, it is not at all clear who these
> people with OS
Dear Birgitt,
yep, its good to be clear on OST as a method and in general in how words
and language are being used, definitely a life long learning journey for me.
In this spirit, I keep reminding myself that while OST might have
started as an ingenious two-martine (lets be clear on this also,
Dear Michael,
Would you say we are at a point then, to do away with OST as a meeting
method altogether? And just recognize what takes place as part of life? I
believe you would agree that God/Goddess/Creator created the open space of
life for us to find our ways, our paths, and make our choices and
Our virtue seems to lie in letting whatever flows into our world of open
human consciousness that constantly welcomes new ways of life beyond
existing boundaries.
The fact that OS has been used by architecture and landscape communities is
wonderful, for we can tell a simple fact that nothing there
Thanks Peggy. Did they also refer to it as OST?
Blessings,
Birgitt
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I believe so, though I'm not 100% sure when they started using the term. It is
referenced in the wikipedia article on Fred Emery:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fred_Emery
Peggy
On Dec 12, 2011, at 4:32 PM, Birgitt Williams wrote:
> Thanks Peggy. Did they also refer to it as OST?
> Blessings,
>
Also as I think I've mentioned here before. Charles Marowitz formed the Open
Space theatre in '68 I think.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Space_Theatre
Best regards,
Phelim McDermott
I generally pick up emails only at the beginning and end of the working
And not forgetting the OST cafe I discovered in New York's east village!
http://clusterform.tumblr.com/post/14149773428/ost-cafe
Best regards,
Phelim McDermott
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