Theory Underlying Organizational Learning LO29936

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Hi!

I think that Don wants one thing and Mark wants another thing. In fact, I
think, reflecting on it now that Don doesn't want any-thing and Mark does
want some-thing...about the 'theory' underlying Organizational Learning.
I wonder...to what extent is this Sengian model modelled from the ideas
espoused by Varela, Thompson and Rosch in, The Embodied Mind. The MIT
Press. As an artist, I have always found Senge a very pragmatic
philosopher, Theory, practice, discipline, these things are treated in
this discussion as separable, so I think, so is that so, that is so, so
that is?

Andrew

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