See SCHEDULE OF EVENTS & VENUES FOR 2017 QUANTUM STORYTELLING CONFERENCE and then see

DAY ONE AND TWO CONFERENCE PRESENTATION LISTING in WORD & in PDF version (with links to abstracts & Proceeding papers

2017 THEME: Storytelling as Research Method

What we call indigenous living story is declared a valid and reliable research method for Native Science (Cajete, 2000) and qualitative methods (Smith, 2007; Denzin & Lincoln, & SMith, 2008). Antenarrative has become an organizational research method (Rosile, Boje, Carlon, Downs, & Saylors, 2013). Antenarrative is acknowledge by Karl Weick (2012) as an method to develop prospective sensemaking as research method. Boje, Haley, and Saylors (2016) use antenarrative as research method to study Burger King strategic changes. Vaara and Tienari (2011) use atnatnarrative to research Nordic bank mergers. Boje, Svane and Gergerich (2016) look at narrative and counternarrative in relation to antennarratives in research with veterans and in mergers and acquisitions. Bülow and Boje do antenarrative analysis of the purge of humanities, and negotiations of survivors in Denmark higher education. Svane, Gergerwich and Boje (2016) use antenarrative to research organizing fractals. Then there is our conference work in Being Quantum in our storytelling methods (Boje, 2014; Boje & Henderson, 2014).

Clearly storytelling as research methods is a growing movement across many social science disciplines.

QUANTUM STORYTELLING PROCEEDINGS PAPERS 2017, Vol. 7, Online

1. Boje, D. M. (2017). How does Quantum Storytelling Relates to Savall's Socioeconomic Double Spiral? | Download presentation slides.| Handout for wire artwork | YouTube of presentation
2. Cai-Hillon, Yue; Cagle, Wendy. (2017). Living Story Webs of Art and Energy
3. Cowart, Adam. (2017). Strategy, Storytelling, and Theatre- paper. Click for slides
4. Flores Isabel. (2017). Psychoanalysis and Prisons.
5. Kleiner, Tomas. (2017). Social Media: Is the Medium the Mind? Implications of Social Media on Interorganizational Communications.
6. Parsons, John. (2017). Narrative and Power.
7. Pelly, Robert Duncan M. (2017). Sadism in Foreign Lands: Burn Pit Atrocity
   
8. Pepion, Don. (2017). Commentary on past Quantum Storytelling Conference
9. Pichon, Henrietta Williams. (2017). What is it like to be a Black Student at a HSI?
10. Rosile, Grace Ann. (2017). Ensemble Leadershp: Key to Socioeconomic Experiments.
11. Salsi, Debra. (2017). Storytelling for Strategy.
12. Sanchez, Mabel. (2017). The Coalition of Immokalee Workers: Disrupters of Institutionalized Discrimination: Using Follettian Dialectic and Deleuzian Logic of Sense.
13. Saylors, Jillian. (2017). Seeking organizational cultural fit: the modern day euthanasia of wage slaves.
14. Smith, William. (2017). Magic of Measurement.
15. Weisinger, Judy. (2017). Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI).

VIDEOS:

DAY ONE highlights: 7th Quantum Storytelling Conference self-organized into 4 Experimental 'QUANTUM STORYTELLING' Groups proposed by Professor Grace Ann Rosile

Because art objects are materially expressive, they are a kind of quantum storytelling. Here we have one of four experiments done at the Quantum Storytelling Conference. We make a Quantum Storytelling Argument. The proposition: art objects are materially expressive is asserted as premiss. Our proposition: they are a kind of quantum storytelling is asserted to be true. We did four experiments: collaborative painting, sequential painting, collage art, and wire sculpture.

1. 1st video is Collaborative Painting Experiment facilitated by Pancho Saenz & Ginny Romerowith Asma, TK, & Charles Conatser

   8:54

   Collaborative Art Experiment Group of QUANTUM STORYTELLINGCONFERENCE 2017

   This experiment combines oral, visual, and material storytelling-collaboration of one art canvas. See the other three experiments (sequential-painting, collage & wire art)

2. 2nd video is Sequential Painting Experiment facilitated by Sabine Trafimow and Claudine Desrosiers

   5:09

   -with Joe Weisinger and Robert Duncan M. Pelly, This experiment combines silent telling using visual and material storytelling of one art canvas

3. 3rd video is Collage Art Experiment facilitated by Jo Conatser 3:35 - with Henrietta Williams-Pichon, Michel Fortier, and Sharon Gloshay- combines oral telling with visual and material storytelling of one art board

4. 4th Quantum Storytelling Conference experiment is Wire Art Sculpting 9:45 - David Boje facilitator - with Jaimie Lakey, Debra Salsi, Jillian Saylors, Mary Beth Glass, Yue Cai-Hillon, Judy Weisinger, & Maya Weisinger - combines silent storytelling with material art of wire sculpturing individual pieces; Includes award of one of Boje's kinetic wire art sculptures to Professor Henri Savall to commemorate their 18 year collaboration in the SocioEconomic Approach to Management

DAY TWO Highlights: 7th Quantum Storytelling Conference

Day Two See YouTube David Boje's presentation develops 2 kinds of MULTIPLICITY, see his YouTube of the presentation: Numeric & qualitative and puts them in relation to SOCIOECONOMIC APPROACH TO MANAGEMENT (SEAM), & Trafimow's COPERNICAN REVOLUTION in statistics, and Sabine Trafimow's challenges to English translations of Heidegger reform -- more at the proceedings for study guides, slides, proceeding paper

Day Two Youtube of Isabella Flores presents on EMDR work in prisons at Quantum Storytelling Conference. 8:21 Short Demo of Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) psychotherapy treatment originally designed to alleviate distress associated with traumatic memories. Has start of the Shamanic Drumming, closing event of the conference facilitated by Shamanic Foundation teacher, Charles Conatser - for more on shamanic see https://davidboje.com/shamanic