Students, in rotation, will co-facilitate lesson plan with Boje each week in this order:. Boje will do first few sessions, some with Sabine, one with Mabel, and then remaining students co-facilitate with Boje/Sabine
Main focus is annotated in schedule below: a dialectical direction and focus on systems thinking.
To answer questions and work out your own lesson plan when its your turn, use materials selected from Text section of syllabus (below are direct links to Relational Process Ontology [RPO]):
Third in series of ORGANIZATIONAL RESEARCH METHODS. This one is about Mary Parker Follett, Mother of Systems Theory. Mabel Sanchez and David Boje take you to the BOYCOTT WENDYS movement by Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW), a worker-based human rights organization internationally recognized for its achievements in Worker-driven SYSTEMS of MONITORING and EDUCATION in ending HUMAN SLAVERY in the Tomato fields. for more info http://davidboje.com/655 click on Follett in my new book draft. Thank you
DATES | READINGS Student Facilitator will 1)explore RPO theme indicated in this colum, 2) you will select the text readings with input from Instructor and 3) orient it to your own choice of system field project. Note must be an ontological qualitative study. Not 1st, 2nd, or 3rd wave Grounded Theory. Must develop 4th wave GT RPO. |
Topic-Content & Participative-Learning process of the Day, Please come to class with your answer typed out, choose several articles/chapters to include & reference in your answer). Instructions: Each class one student will enact the participative learning process in the class and fine-tune the topic content, by posing two Homework Questions, and co-leading the discussion time with me. That student needs to prepare by meeting with the instructor ahead of time, preferably during office hours, the week before the class meets. Each week you will be asked to give Feedback in writing, in Homework, to one peer's answers to the 2 questions. Note: Students are to bring printout(s) of their answers to the class meeting the week following its indication in schedule. |
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first class (Wed) Aug 16 |
READINGS and Original Video: Boje's video on 4th Wave Grounded Theory and Plato's Dialectic4th Wave Grounded Theory chapter from Boje's new book (to be distributed) and Platos's Twisted Dourble Spiral, Story of Er, and his Socratic Dialectic steps Today's example of Lesson Plan Step 1 HHT and Boal (Columbia Hynosis) Step 2 Boje film on Plato Dialectic Step 3 Interactive experience - Plato Dialectic Conversation interview in 5 steps Step 4 Sabine time (today Boje will do it, so as not to put Sabine on spot) Boje will cover differences between Plato, Hegel, and Marx & Engels dialectic methods Step 5 2 Minutes on pluses and minuses for today
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Boje's lesson plan will work out the answers, orally, to these questions, in application to Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW) being able to combat modern slavery systems of management in the agriculture industry. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeX_0zAOf6Q&feature=youtu.be on both Intro to 4th Wave Grounded Theory and Plato's Dialectic Homework Question Mgt 655 (2 parts):Bring to next class (typed out)1A: Use Plato Dialectic with a friend to explore their 'concept' definition of system (use the 5 steps in Boje YouTube video) that we practiced in class today? (tape it, and provide some excerpts in typed answer)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeX_0zAOf6Q&feature=youtu.be on both Intro to 4th Wave Grounded Theory and Plato's Dialectic 1B: Draw and do storytelling about and upgraded RPO1 - Plato's double twisted spiral for an organization system you are familiar with and embodied within? (narrate about your drawing; it can be some other way of doing dialectic approach to spiraling systems; see study guide on Plato, for ways knowledge-spiral is not dialectic, is if anything a slave-system, a managerialist way to extract lay knowledge of workers, make it part of organizational information system, and this deskills workers (since now the organizaiton possesses and redistributes knowlege that is no longer the worker's own). Note: Students are to bring printout(s) of their two answers to the next week's class meeting. We won't be using Canvas at allGet started by obtaining HUMAN SUBJECTS CERTIFICATE and IRB proposal Please get your IRB certificate for human subjects; Next, please complete IRB certificate on Human Subjects ASAP
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second class Aug 23 |
PRO2 - Hegel's Dialectics of spirt and human, self and other, and so on, especially negation of negations RPO1 - Hegel's Dialectic Hegel's (1820) Philosophy of Right
and PRO3 - Marx's & Engel's Historical Materialism Dialectic Fredrick Engels Frederick Engels Anti-Duhring
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Boje and Sabine's lesson plan combine PRO2 and PRO3 to do a YouTubeHomework QUESTIONS 2/3A
and 2/3B: How does their RPO apply to the TFW Virus that is rampant tody in Organization Systems? Begin with Karl Marx's (1845) THE GERMAN IDEOLOGY, look at every instance his criticism of Hegel 'system' and the ammendments Marx, makes to it. Marx is critiquing both Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit and the Philosophy of Right. Your challenge is to sort out . Students are to bring printout(s) of their answers to the class meeting.Topic example: How does Marx & Engel's dialectic of historical materialism similar and different from Hegel's dialectic of spirt and self/other? Topic example: Where are we in 2017 in the history of dialectical materialism - 'crisis of capitalism', the current negation of negation (see Anti-Duhring chapter on negation of negation? "Dialectics teaches us that sooner or later, things change into their opposite" - this is the negation of the negation, but each new counter-negation only overcomes the contradictions of prior negation partically. So for me,its a spiral-antenarrative: a downward spiral somes to an end, and is replaced by its negation, an upward spiral, which is then negated, as the contradictions of its upswing have the fodder for its decline into downward spiral. Definition: Dialectical Materialism is a way of understanding reality; whether thoughts, emotions, or the material world. Simply stated, this methodology is the combination of Dialectics and Materialism. The materialist dialectic is the theoretical foundation of Marxism (while being communist is the practiceof Marxism). Definition: Historical materialism is a methodological approach to the study of human societies and their development over time that was first articulated by Karl Marx (1818–1883) as the materialist conception of history. (source Wiki). Study Guide: What is Historical Materialism - by Alan Woods 2016
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3rd class Aug 30th |
Focus: Follett studied Hegel in university, then developed the dialectic in readable, accessible writing.
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Mabel & Boje lesson plan with guest and some time for Sabine on any of Hegel's books. Mabel see if our guest will do a short 5 minute interview on her method of the Testimonios, and splice with Follett treatment you compose in film with Boje. Homework QUESTIONS 4A and 4B will be submitted to instructor by students in their lesson plan Co-Facilitator: Please focus on our guest, Judith Flores Carmona (Education College) who will talk of Critical Race Theory and the advanced qualitative method of Critical Ethhnography. Read this article:Flores Carmona, Judith. "Cutting out Their Tongues: Mujeres' Testimonios and the Malintzin Researcher." Journal of Latino/Latin American Studies 6, no. 2 (2014): 113-124. "'Critical ethnography’s core purpose is to foster emancipation of community members and constituents involved in the ethnography. Therefore, critical ethnography works against inequitable practices, toward emancipation, and helps us reveal oppressive relations of power' (Villenas & Foley, 2002, p. 196). The ethnography is written in a narrative form. It takes this form based on what is seen, experienced, and how these findings are aligned to specific theoretical frameworks" (Judith Floraes Carmona, pp. 116-117). Carmona, J. F. (2017). Pedagogical Border Crossings: Testimonio y Reflexiones de una Mexicana Académica.copy available at research gate. Araujo, B., Carmona, J. F., Parra, J., & Chávez, R. C. (2014). Digital Explorations Along the Borderlands: Transfronterizo Youth, Testimonio and Personal Learning Networks. International Journal of Information Communication Technologies and Human Development (IJICTHD), 6(2), 16-31. copy available academia.edu new versions of YOUTUBE video Mary Parker Follett and Mabel Sanchez's study of Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW) with interview between Boje and Sanchez - better sound controlThird in series of ORGANIZATIONAL RESEARCH METHODS. This one is about Mary Parker Follett, Mother of Systems Theory. Mabel Sanchez and David Boje take you to the BOYCOTT WENDYS movement by Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW), a worker-based human rights organization internationally recognized for its achievements in Worker-driven SYSTEMS of MONITORING and EDUCATION in ending HUMAN SLAVERY in the Tomato fields. for more info http://davidboje.com/655 click on Follett in my new book draft. Thank you
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4th class Sep 6 |
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Sabine & Boje do this lesson plan and film a YouTube together (if she wants to) on Heidegger
Homework QUESTIONS 5A and 5B will be submitted to instructor by students in their lesson plan The goal of this lesson plan is to reveal how in Being & Time, Heidegger is amending/correctiong/revising Hegel's dialectic. see searchable online FREE text once you download it. and Hermeneutics of Facticity available online for download as pdf. Please search for 'dialectic' and for 'Hegel'(Being & Time) and Hermeneutics of Facticity books. |
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5th class Sep 13 |
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work on term project day |
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6th class Sep 20 |
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Testimonos research method |
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7th class Sep 27 |
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Next up is student and Boje to co-facilitate the lesson plan on Latour ANT and produce a YouTube together on Latour Homework QUESTIONS 6A and 6B will be submitted to instructor by students in their lesson plan |
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8th class Oct 4 |
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Homework QUESTIONS 7A and 7B will be submitted to instructor by students in their lesson plan and produce a YouTube together on Barad Focus agential realism, in the spacetimemattering, entanglement of materiality with discourse. How does Barad build on Latour's assemblage notion, and on Heidegger ontology, and so on? |
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9th class Oct 11 |
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Homework QUESTIONS 8A and 8B will be submitted to instructor by students in their lesson plan and produce a YouTube together on Žižek Focus is on Žižek’s Revival of Hegelian Dialectics and how he resituates Barad's agential realism with Hegelian dialectic twists |
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10th class Oct 18 | RPO9 - Bhaskar’s Critical Realism Dialectics
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Homework QUESTIONS 9A and 9B will be submitted to instructor by students in their lesson plan and produce a YouTube together on Bhaskar Focus is on how Bhaskar deviates from Hegel, Marx, & Heidegger. |
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11th Oct 25 | RPO10 - Brier’s Cybersemiotics Dialectic approach to Organization Research
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Homework QUESTIONS 10A and109B will be submitted to instructor by students in their lesson plan and produce a YouTube together on Brier Focus: here the dialectic shifts to triadic, building on C.S. Peirce pragmatism semiotics (Boje, 2014), and connects to Luhmann's systems theory cybernetic |
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12th Nov 1 | Homework QUESTIONS 11A and 11B will be submitted to instructor by students in their lesson plan and produce a YouTube together on Deleuze See Boje (2015) and Henderson & Boje (2015) work on multifractality, and the chapter in Deleuze & Guattari on space, which includes Mandelbrot's fractality. Question: Is negation of negation, a factal or part of a multi-fractal. Link back to how Bhaskar's focus on scalability could be multifractal systems thinking |
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13th class Nov 8 |
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Homework QUESTIONS 12A and 12B will be submitted to instructor by students in their lesson plan and produce a YouTube together on Savall Savall is anti-Marxist, preferring the Spanish economist work, which is critical of speculative capitalism, preferring instead a socially responsible productive capitalism, and one which is democratic organization in its system thinking and intervention |
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14th class Nov 15 |
- Frank’s Embodied Storytelling
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Homework QUESTIONS 13A and 13B will be submitted to instructor by students in their lesson plan and produce a YouTube together on True Storytelling What is True Storytelling? In ontology, it would not be relativism. Walter Benjamin's classic essay 'The Storyteller..." uses term 'true storytelling.' In Heidegger, it would be facticity meets historicality. In Bhaskar its those generative mechanisms beneath the veil of surface narrative. And so on, we can look to all the RPOs this term and see different renditions of True Storytelling. |
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No Class Nov 22 | SPRING BREAK NOV 20-24 2017 | |||||
15th Class Nov 29 | Please use this class to to complete final project, which you submit on | No meeting today, see you next week | ||||
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Final class Dec 6 | Exam Week Dec 4-8 2017 | Class held off campus at Boje's ranchete 4700 Dunn Drive; Bring print out of your final project |
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Please present at Quantum Storytelling Conference in Las Cruces (Inn of the Arts); Your abstract, presentation, and paper are welcome |