With thanks and respect to Artur Silva, who suggests the following blog
post might engender some useful reflection and discussion, here it is:
http://rationalmadness.wordpress.com/2013/01/09/open-space-2013-and-beyond/
Today, our breakfast table saw it's first budding daffodil. Spring arrives
on
Well, here's the whole thing...
Open Space – 2013 and Beyond
Be in no doubt, Open Space Technology is a thing. Harrison Owen
specifically called (and continues to call) it a “technology”. It was a new
technology designed to replace a tired old one. It was also called a
technology at a time when,
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With thanks and respect to Artur Silva, who suggests the following blog post
might engender some useful reflection and discussion, here it is:
http://rationalmadness.wordpress.com/2013/01/09/open-space-2013-and-b
ech.org
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Thanks, Paul.
In fac
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Well, here's the whole thing...
Open Space - 2013 and Beyond
Be in no doubt, Open Space Technology is a thing. Harrison Owen specifically
called (and continues to call) it a "technology". It was a new technol
How fascinating! You say it's a "thing" then continue to reflect that is
it a "process." You might want to explore the different metaphysics of
each. Quite different i think. Heraclitus spoke of "becoming" as more
alive than things which Plato wanted us to focus on, the fixed ness of
that whi
Skye,
The first line is ironic, not literal. Forgive my English soul.
Paul
On 01/02/2013, Skye Hirst wrote:
> How fascinating! You say it's a "thing" then continue to reflect that is
> it a "process." You might want to explore the different metaphysics of
> each. Quite different i think. He
I guess the next question is what does "literal" mean? Skye
On Fri, Feb 1, 2013 at 11:43 AM, paul levy wrote:
> Skye,
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> The first line is ironic, not literal. Forgive my English soul.
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> Paul
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> On 01/02/2013, Skye Hirst wrote:
> > How fascinating! You say it's a "thing" then continue to
Some more of the story to offer: I learned Open Space in 1989, before
it was widely called a 'technology' - and I was (and still am)
reluctant to add the T.
The first uses of the T word were somewhat lighthearted and a little
bit ironic, given how low-tech is the process. Harrison's friend in
Indi
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Some more of the story to offer: I learned Open Space in 1989, before it was
widely called a 'technology
material for an interesting dialogue.
>
> Who wants to begin?
>
> Artur
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gestion I made some time ago to Paul Levy: post
this at the OSLIST. You may be surprised with the (open) results.
Be prepared to it!»
I think his Blog post has material for an interesting dialogue.
Who wants to begin?
Artur
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From: paul levy
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Reading the "wry smile" comments with a warm smile.
Perhaps the wry smile sometimes is a barrier to recognising a humble hero.
Paul
On Saturday, 2 February 2013, amerie rose wrote:
> Enjoying this latest *tête*-à-*tête* with a wry smile!
> To work within the group, for the group, and through t
Not if the wearer remembers to keep their eyes and heart wide open to
the possibility. Lovely to have your reply Paul, thank you
:-)
Amerie
On 2 Feb 2013, at 21:19, paul levy wrote:
Reading the "wry smile" comments with a warm smile.
Perhaps the wry smile sometimes is a barrier to recognisin
And I hope you do, Amerie.
On Saturday, 2 February 2013, amerie rose wrote:
> Not if the wearer remembers to keep their eyes and heart wide open to the
> possibility. Lovely to have your reply Paul, thank you
> :-)
> Amerie
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> On 2 Feb 2013, at 21:19, paul levy wrote:
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> Reading the "wry smile"
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Thank you Paul for starting this interesting thread.
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Paul – so be it.
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>>> flowing whole. That is the dance. That is self organization at work, I
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>>> edges of our certainty and the power of
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Harrison, that assumes that selves are only humans, i.e. a physical/human
conception
>>> selves is hardly noticeable, and sometimes simply disappears. All one
>>> flowing whole. That is the dance. That is self organization at work, I
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