The four archetypal orientations of the mind: foundational, experiential, organizational, and actional

Lewiston, N.Y.: Edwin Mellen Press (2014)
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Includes chapters that address the selection of disciplines and thinkers that are grouped into: religious thought; individual thinkers in the narrative tradition, and two noteworthy themes in the area of business thought (specifically, management and organizational behaviour).

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B105.T54.P54 2014

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