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June 18, 2005

Two as a metaphor

Bev Trayner gets appropriately complex about the intersections of communities, languages, norms and metaphors. Here's a snippet:

Recently at two different conferences which represent two different international communities I belong to I was aware of the genre boundaries we are crossing in our work on communities, technologies and learning. The combination of different modes and technologies and a focus on emerging processes and diversity changes the whole nature of communication. It also changes our ways of of working together, what gets done, whose voices get heard, and where power lies...

Meanwhile, in my local community I have to develop another Zen-like robustness to help me through the quagmire of rules, norms and fixed expectations. The complexity of my universe here is to be found in the discovering or revealing of nests of relations and realities...

(Thanks to Nancy White for the link.) [Technorati tags: NancyWhite BevTrayner]

Posted by D. Weinberger at June 18, 2005 02:03 PM


Comments

Bev is a gem. She will be at http://www.blogher.org July 30 if any of the Joho world will be there.

Posted by: Nancy | June 18, 2005 03:58 PM


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