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Greenfield, Thomas B. – 1983
The usual ways of thinking about organiztions represent them as physical or biological entities that respond to their environments as whole, integrated systems existing apart from individuals. Such images omit human will, imagination and moral choice. If we think about organizations in human terms, we must think about the capacity of individuals…
Descriptors: Creative Thinking, Dramatics, Environment, Group Dynamics