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Bibliographical References and NotesPoetry-making and Policy-making- / - Part O of Poetry-making and Policy-making: Arranging a Marriage between Beauty and the Beast (1993) ReferencesS. Aida, et al.. The Science and Praxis of Complexity. Tokyo, United Nations University, 1985, pp 375-380 Robert Aitken (Trans.). The Gateless Barrier (The Wu-Men Kuan). San Francisco, North Point Press, 1990 Gib Akin and Emily Schultheiss. Jazz bands and missionaries: organizational; development through stories and metaphor. Journal of Managerial Psychology, 5, 1990, 4. Christopher Alexander:
Walter Truett Anderson. Reality Isn't What It Used To Be. Harper, 1990 Maya Angelou, was commissioned to write a poem that was read on the occasion of the inauguration of Bill Clinton in January 1993 (text in International Herald Tribune, 21 January 1993) James Autry. Love and Profit: the art of caring leadership. 1991 Roberts Avens. Imagination is Reality. Dallas, Spring, 1980 Gaston Bachelard:
Alice A Bailey. A Treatise on White Magic. New York, Lucis Publishing, 1934 Richard Bandler and John Grinder. Reframing: neurolinguistic programming and the transformation of meaning. Moab UT, Real People Press, 1982 Horace Barlow Barlow, Colin Blakemore and M. Weston-Smith (Eds.). Images and Understanding; thoughts about images, ideas about understanding. Cabridge, Cambridge University Press, 1990 (product of an international conference) Mary Catherine Bateson. Our Own Metaphor; a personal account of a conference on the effects of conscious purpose on human adaptation. New York, Knopf, 1972 Mind and Nature; a necessary unity. New York, Dutton, 1979 Gregory Bateson and Mary Catherine Bateson. Angels Fear; towards and epistmology of the sacred. Macmillan, 1987 Harold Baum. The Biochemists Songbook. Pergamon Press, 1982. Bruno Bettelheim. The Uses of Enchantment; the meaning and importance of fairy tales. Knopf, 1976 Max Black:
David Bohm. Unfolding Meaning: a weekend of dialogue (edited by Donald Factor). Mickleton, Foundation House Publications, 1985 Elise Boulding. Using the mind in new ways. In: Building a Global Culture: education for an interdependent world. New York, Teachers College Press, 1988, pp 75-159 Kenneth E. Boulding:
Anne Buttimer. Mirrors, masks and diverse milieux (German version published in Münchener Geographische Hefte, 1983) Joseph Campbell. London, Paladin, 1985 Christian Broadcasting Network. Dungeons and Dragons: adventure or abomination? 1993 Thomas Cleary (Trans.). The Tao of Politics; lessons of the Masters of Huainan. Shambhala, 1990 David L. Cooperrider and Suresh Srivastva. Appreciative inquiry in prganizational life. In: R W Woodman and W A Pasmore (Eds). Research in Organizational Change and Development. Greenwich CN, JAI Press, 1987, pp 129-169 Henry Corbin. Creative Imagination in the Sufism of Ibn Arabi. Princeton Unversity Press, 1969 Wolfgang Dahlberg. Ordnung, Sein und Bewusstsein; zur logischen, ontologischen und erkenninistheoretischen Systematik der Ordnung. Frankfurt, Verlag AVIVA, 1984 Michel De Coster. L'Analogie en Sciences Humaines. Presses Universitaires de France, 1978 V S M. De Guinzbourg. Wit and Wisdom of the United Nations; proverbs and apothegms on diplomacy. New York, Paroemiological Society, 1961 Christian de Laet. The Only Thing We Have; a framework for environmental policies. Dublin, Tycooly, 1982 Antonio de Nicolas. Meditations through the Rg Veda. Shambhala, 1978 Meinholf Dierkes. 'Organizational cultures, professional visions, and the shaping of technologies' (Paper for 4S/EASST Meeting, Amsterdam, November 1988) R. Dirven and W. Paprotte. The Ubiquity of Metaphor; metaphor in language and thought. Benjamins, 1984. E. L. Doctorow. False documents, American Review, 29, 1977, pp 231-232. Yehezkel Dror:
D. Eckers. The artistic process as qualitative problem solving. The Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism. 21, 1963, pp 283-290 Umberto Eco. The Open Work. Harvard University Press, 1989 H M. Enzensberger. Poesie und Politik. In: Einzelhaieten II: Poesie und Politik. Frankfurt, 1963 Brian Evans. Fractal arts: combining, music, math and art. Futurist, May-June 1988, p. 29-32 Janet and Stewart Farrar. Spells and How They Work. London, Robert Hale, 1990 Douglas G. Flemons. Completing Distinctions. Shambhala, 1991 Kathleen Forsythe:
R Buckminster Fuller. Synergetics; explorations in the geometry of thinking. Macmillan, 1975-1979 Dedre Gentner. Are scientific analogies metaphors? In: D S Miall (Ed.) Metaphor: Problems and Perspectives. Atlantic Highlands, Humanities Press, 1982, pp 106-132 Kenneth J Gergen and Tojo Thachankary. Organization science in a postmodern context. Swathmore College, 1993 Kenneth J. Gergen. The Saturated Self; dilemmas of identity in contemporary life. Basic Books, 1991 Henry Gifford. Poetry in a Divided World. Cambridge University Press, 1986 Dana Gioia. Can Poetry Matter?: essays on poetry and American culture. Saint Paul , Graywolf Press, 1992 Vinko Globokar. Drama and Correspondences. Harmonia Mundi, 20 21803-1. (Comment on recording jacket) Igor Golomstock. Totalitarian Art in the Soviet Union, the Third Reich, Fascist Italy and the People's Republic of China. Collins-Marvill, 1991 David Gordon. Therapeutic Metaphors: helping others through the looking glass. Cupertino CA, Meta Publications, 1976 Anagraika Govinda. Creative Meditation and Multi- Dimensional Consciousness. Wheaton IL, Theosophical Publishing House, 1976 Peter N. Gregory (Ed). Sudden and Gradual; approaches to enlightenment in Chinese thought. Delhi, Motilal Banarsidass, 1991 Fernand Hallyn. The Poetic Structure of the World: Copernicus and Kepler. New York, Zone, 1990 Jeremy W. Hayward. Perceiving Ordinary Magic: science and intuitive wisdom. Shambhala, 1984 Martin Heidegger:
Carl G. Hempel. Philosophy of Natural Sciences. Prentice-Hall, 1966, ch. 2-3. Hazel Henderson. Paradigms in Progress; life beyond economics. Indianopolis, Knowledge Systems, 1991 James Hillman. Healing Fiction. New York, Station Hill Press, 1983. Gerald Holton:
E. H. Hutten. The Language of Modern Physics; an introduction to the philosophy of science. Macmillan, 1956 Erich Jantsch. The Self-Organizing Universe; scientific and human implications of the merging paradigm of evolution.Pergamon, 1980 Roger S. Jones. Physics as Metaphor. University of Minneapolis Press, 1983. W. T. Jones. The Romantic Syndrome: toward a new method in cultural anthropology and the history of ideas. Martinus Nijhoff, 1961 Anthony Judge:
Bradford P. Keeney. Aesthetics of Change. New York, Guilford Press, 1983 Gyorgy Kepes. The Visual Arts and the Sciences: a proposal for collaboration. pp 145-162. In: Gerald Holton (Ed). Science and Culture; a study of disjunctive forces. Houghton Mifflin, 1965. Julia Kristeva. Revolution in Poetic Language. Columbia University Press, 1984 Paul Kugler. Image and Sound; an archetypal approach to language. Dallas, Spring, 1979 George Lakoff. Women Fire and Dangerous Things; what categories reveal about the human mind. University of Chicago Press, 1987 George Lakoff and Mark Johnson. Metaphors We Live By. University of Chicago Press, 1980 George Lakoff and Mark Turner. More than Cool Reason; a field guide to poetic metaphor.University of Chicago Press, 1989 Meryem Le Saget. Le Manager Intuitif. Paris, Dunod, 1992 Peter Lennon. Rhythm goes to the end. The Guardian 14 April 1993: Alzheimer's disease is a progressive impairment of the brain's functions and has no cure. The poet Tony Harrison currently making a film of those suffering from the disease has noted that the last function to be impaired was the sense of verbal rhythm, the very bedrock of his trade, poetry. Byron A Lewis and Frank Pucelik. Magic Demystified; a pragmatic guide to communication and change. Portland, Metamorphous Press, 1982 ("An Introduction to Neuro- Linguistic Programming") Carlos Mallmann. Forecasting periods of more coherence and of more chaos in societies political and social life. (Paper for the 13th World Conference of the World Futures Studies Federation, Turku, August 1993) John A. Maltese. Spin Control: the White House Office of Communication and the Management of Presidential News. Chapel Hill, University of North Carolina Press, 1992 Solomon Marcus. Mathematische Poetik. Frankfurt/Main, Athenäum Verlag, 1973 Frédérique Apffel Marglin and Stephen Marglin (Eds). Dominating Knowledge; develomment, culture and resistance. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1990 Stephen Marglin. Alternative Approaches to the Greening of Economics; a research proposal to the Rockefeller Foundation. WIDER/UNU, 1992 Humberto Maturana, and Francisco J. Varela:
Ernest G. McClain:
Bob Messing. The Tao of Management. Atlanta, Humanics New Age, 1989 Michel Meyer. Découvrte et Justification en Science. Paris, Klincksieck, 1979 Arthur I. Miller. Imagery in Scientific Thought; creating 20th century physics. MIT Press, 1986 Eugene F. Miller. Metaphor and political knowledge. American Political Science Review, 73, 1979, pp 155-170 Gareth Morgan. Images of Organization. Sage, 1986 Kinhide Mushakoji. In search of a theory of cycles; for a transfinite mathematical treatment of recurence in social and natural processes. In: Kinhide Mushakoji: Global Issues and Interparadigmatic Dialogue. Torino, Albert Meynier, 1988 V. V. Nalimov. Realms of the Unconscious: the enchanted frontier. Philadelphia, ISI Press, 1982 Virgil Nemoianu. A Theory of the Secondary: literature, progress and reaction. John Hopkins University Press. Emmanuel Ngara. Ideology and Form in African Poetry; implications for communication. London, James Curry, 1990 Robert Nisbet. Social Change and History. 1969. Winifred Nowottny. The Language Poets Use. London, Athlone, 1962 Oscar Nudler. On conflicts and metaphors; toward an extended rationality (Paper for Seminar on Needs Theory, Center for Conflict Analysis and Resolution, George Mason University, Fairfax VA, July 1988) Daniel O'Keefe. Stolen Lightning: the social theory of magic. Oxford, Martin Robertson, 1982 Andrew Ortony (Ed). Metaphor and Thought. Cambridge University Press, 1979 Helen Palmer. The Enneagram. Harper and Row, 1988 Gordon Pask. Conservation, Cognition and Learning. Elsevier, 1975 C. Patrick. Creative Thought in Poets. Archives of Psychology, 1935, no. 178 Charles S. Peirce. Collected Papers.Harvard University Press, 1931, vol. 2, pp 623-44, vol. 5, pp 590, vol. 6, pp 469-75, vol. 7, pp 202-9. Clifford A. Pickover:
Karl Popper. Conjectures and Refutations. Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1972 Ilya Prigogine. Order Out of Chaos; man's new dialogue with nature. Toronto, Bantam, 1984 H. L. Resnikoff. The Illusion of Reality. Springer Verlag, 1989 Christopher Ricks. T S Eliot and Prejudice. London, Faber and Faber, 1990: The author argues that the curious grammar of Eliot holds together a proposition and its opposite in a profound equilibrium, effectively providing a wisdom which sees all points of view at the same time. This kind of poetry is thus the guardian of irony, curiosity and hesitation against the blandishments of dogma and prejudice. Thought is thus kept healthy and vigilant -- a remedy against the petrification of conservatism and the simplification of the left. Richard A. Rogers. Visions Dancing in Engineers' Heads: A T & T's quest to fulfil the Leitbild of a Universal Telephone Service (Berlin, Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Socizaliforschung, 1990, FS II 90-102) Robert D. Romanyshyn. Technology as Symptom and Dream. Routledge, 1989. Roy Rowan. The Intuitive Manager. Berkeley, 1986 Andrew Samuels. The Political Psyche. Routledge, 1993 Jean-Paul Sartre. Imagination. University of Michigan Press, 1972 Donald Schon:
Rupert Sheldrake. A New Science of Life. Toronto, Granada, 1983 R. G. H. Siu. Ch'i: a neo-taoist approach to life. MIT Press, 1974 Suresh Srivastva and Frank J. Barrett. The tranforming nature of metaphors in group development. Human Relations, 31, 1988, pp 31-63 Suresh Srivastva, David L. Cooperrider, et al. Appreciative Management and Leadership: the power of positive thought and action in organizations. Jossey Bass, 1990 Robert J. Sternberg, et al. Metaphor, induction, and social policy: the convergence of macroscopic and microscopic views. In: Ortony (ref 4), pp 325-353 R. J. Stewart:
William Irwin Thompson (Ed). Gaia -- a Way of Knowing; political implications of the new biology. Lindisfrane Press, 1987. William Irwin Thompson. Imaginary Landscape; making worlds of myth and science. New York, St Martin's Press, 1989 George Trevelyan and Edward Matchett. Twelve Seats and the Round Table. Jersey, Neveille Spearman, 1976 George Trevelyan. Magic Casements; the use of poetry in the expanding of consciousness. London, Coventure, 1983. For him: "poetry rightly used and rethought can become an instrument for awakening the atrophied organs of perception of the invisible worlds, the '...magic casements opening on the foam of perilous seas and faery lands forlorn'." Stephanie Trigg, (University of Melbourne) argues that the "emphasis on transcendent experience has not always served poetry well, in terms of its teachability. If the essence of poetry is always to point to something invisible, how difficult it seems to translate these metaphysics into the classroom discourses of information, research and assessment. How impossible it is, after all, to summarise a poem's meaning, if poetry is that form in which words, or signifiers, find their richest sites of play, only to defer meaning, somewhere beyond the page." Chögyam Trungpa. Orderly Chaos; the mandala principle. Shambhala, 1991 Union of International Associations. Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human Potential. München, K G Saur Verlag, 1991, 3rd ed. (notably Sections M and T) [commentary] United Nations Research Institute for Social Development: "Whilst 'qualitative' is often used in the social sciences in opposition to 'quantitative', it is not so understood in this project. In accordance with Economic and Social Council Resolution 1989/4, the concern here is with 'numerical indicative objectives' and 'the adequate level of satisfaction of basic economic and socio-cultural needs in regard to food, housing, clothing, education, health care and necessary social services'. Typical qualitiative indicators are here taken to be indicators that give the percentage of the population...having or not having a defined quality, such as literacy, or meeting or not meeting a given standard of adequacy with regard to some con,dition of living such as food consumption." (E/CN.3/1991/21, pp 5- 6) Jean-Pierre Van Noppen, et al. (Comp.). Metaphor: a bibliography of post-1970 publications (Amsterdam, Benjamins, 1985); Jean-Pierre Van Noppen, et al. (Comp.), Metaphor II; a classified bibliography of publications from 1985-1990 (Amsterdam, Benjamins, 1990). M Mitchell Waldrop. Complexity; the merging science at the edge of order and chaos. Simon and Schuster, 1992 Alan B. Wallace. Choosing Reality; a contemplative view of physics and the mind. Shambhala, 1989 Paul Watzlawick (Ed). The Invented Reality; contributions to constructivism. W W Norton, 1984 Eileen C. Way. Knowledge Representation and Metaphor. Kluwer Academic, 1991 Jurgen Wertheimer (Ed). Von Poesie und Politik: zur Geschichte einer dubiosen Beziehung. Tubingen, Attempto Verlag, 1994 Philip Wheelwright. Metaphor and Reality. Indiana University Press, 1962 G. F. Will. Statecraft as Soulcraft: what government does. Simon and Schuster, 1983 A. R. Willner. The Spellbinders: charismatic political leadership. Yale University Press, 1984 Ellen Winner. Invented Worlds; the psychology of the arts. Harvard University Press, 1982 Gibson Winter. Liberating Creation: foundations of religious social ethics. New York, Crossroad, 1981 Ludwig Wittgenstein. The Blue and Brown Books. Blackwell, 1972 Frances A. Yates. The Art of Memory. University of Chicago Press, 1974 William B. Yeats. Vision. Collier Macmillan, 1961 Arthur Zajonc. Catching the Light; the entwined history of light and mind. London, Bantam, 1993 Bernard Zamaron. Quo Vadis 2000...?: Poème d'Europe. Luxembourg, 1993 Marilee Zdenek. Inventing the Future. McGraw Hill, 1988
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