Postmodernism and management [electornic resources] / edited by Edwin A. Locke.
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- 出版： Bingley, U.K. : Emerald 2003.
- 叢書名： Research in the sociology of organizations ,v. 21
- 主題： Business & Economics--General , Psychology--Applied Psychology , Social & political philosophy , Cultural studies , Postmodernism , Management--Philosophy
- ISBN： 9781849505734
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- 一般註：99年度中區共購共享電子書 Postmodernism versus truth in management theory / Bill McKelvey -- Critique of postmodernism in organizational studies / Lex Donaldson -- Postmodern epistemology in organization studies : a critical appraisal /William McKinley -- Postmodernism's Kantian roots / Onkar Ghate -- Objectivism : the proper alternative to postmodernism / Onkar Ghate, EdwinA. Locke -- To be done with progress and other heretical thoughts for organization and management studies / Marta B. Calâas, Linda Smircich --Interpretive unpacking : moderately destabilizing identities and images in organization studies / Mats Alvesson -- Modernism, postmodernism,management and organization theory / Stewart R. Clegg, Martin Kornberger -- Bringing ideas back in : eclecticism and discovery in organizational studies / Martin Kilduff, Mihaela Kelemen -- Preface / Edwin A. Locke
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摘要註
Postmodern philosophy has had a profound effect on intellectuals throughout the world. Its influence has seeped into many fields other thanphilosophy including literature, psychology, sociology, political science, history, journalism and management. However, there is a debate within the intellectual community as to whether this influence has been beneficial or harmful with no resolution yetin sight. This book contributes to the debate within the field of management. The book includes four chapters by the most highly regarded pro postmodern scholars and an equal number of chapters by the most highly regarded anti postmodern scholars. Adding to the controversy is a final chapter which argues that Ayn Rand's philosophy of objectivism is the proper alternative to postmodernism
