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| Author: | Kayes, D.C. Kayes, A.B. |
| Title: | "Through the lookin glass" Management education gone awry |
| Journal: | Journal of Management Education
2003 : DEC, VOL. 27:6, p. 694-710 |
| Index terms: | Adult education Knowledge Management development Management education |
| Language: | eng |
| Abstract: | Poststructural Experiential Learning Theory is drawn on to conceptualize management development as a series of concurrent reflective conversations. The developmental chagnge process is illustrated through the experiencies of Lewis Carroll's character Alice in the book Through the Looking Glass and Alice and Her Adventures in Wonderland. Furthering the distinction between personal and social knowledge, the article suggests that development, and by extension learning, is not a direct reflection of individual self but rather a process of looking "awry" at individual experiece. |
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