Muse away Anne! Real time magic. I felt a resonant cellular joy reading
your next to last paragraph. Yes dare we believe that life and our
relations could be like that all the time. Infinite, transfinite and
finite. Accessible to all. And where does "awareness" fit into all of this?
I often wonder
Harrison kindly pointed out to me that I sent the following message only to
him, and not all, so here it is again. :)
Julie
-- Forwarded message --
From: Julie Smith
Date: Mon, Dec 1, 2014 at 6:31 AM
Subject: Re: [OSList] Summer research project idea: 'self organisation'
To:
Hello all!
You are all* warmly *invited to participate in the first Open Space Hotline
of December - tomorrow*, Tuesday, Dec. 2nd - 12 PM Eastern!*
Please RSVP: http://bit.ly/OShotline AND let us know what you'd like to
talk about.
We are gathering to share whatever is up for us at the mom
Peggy -- The reading list does go on! Actually my favorite, in terms of just a
good read is “Out of Control” done by the used-to-be editor of Wired.
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A good place to start for sure Harrison! When I was working on the chapter on
complexity for the upcoming book on Dialogic Organization Development, I went
through the bibliographies of people who work with complexity and organizations
(Meg Wheatley, Ralph Stacey, Harrison Owen, Uri Merry, Franc
A good place to start for sure Harrison! When I was working on the chapter on
complexity for the upcoming book on Dialogic Organization Development, I went
through the bibliographies of people who work with complexity and organizations
(Meg Wheatley, Ralph Stacey, Harrison Owen, Uri Merry, Franc
Artur,
To add to Harrison’s comments, Gleick was explicitly noted by more than one
source who looks at organizations through the lens of complexity as their first
entry into the world of self-organization. And he is a good read!
Peggy
> On Nov 29, 2014, at 11:24 AM, Harrison Owen via OSList
John,
Check out Engaging Emergence: Turning Upheaval into Opportunity -
http://www.amazon.com/Engaging-Emergence-Turning-Upheaval-Opportunity/dp/1605095214.
It reflects a lot of reading on the science of complexity, time with masters,
like Harrison and Anne Stadler, what I’ve learned from my
Julie – I rather suspect that self organization covers a much larger territory
than the more limited range of preferred outcomes we might choose. Gangs and
Cancer would be cases in point. What you call a gang, I might call “brothers.”
And were you to interview a cancer cell, I suspect it would r
Re self organization research:
Wow! I just followed Harold's shouting. It took me a while to learn how to
delete about 5 minutes worth of repetitive Digest material-- and i ended up
deleting it all. So please bear with me if i don't accurately respond to your
very articulate words, John B an
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