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Aesthetic Labour
aesthetic perspectives in organisational studies
Alfonso Montuori
Alfred Kieser
analysis
Andrew D. Brown
Anne Witz
Antonio Strati
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Autonomous Art Object
Barbara Czarniawska
Bradley G. Jackson
Business Process Re-engineering
Carmelo Mazza
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Cd Rom Database
Chris Warhurst
Cinema Metaphor
Critical Management Studies
David Barry
David Greatbatch
David M. Boje
Dennis Nickson
dramaturgical approaches
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fantasy
Fantasy Theme Analysis
Frank J. Barrett
Hans Hansen
Heather Hopfl
Heather HPfl
Henry Mintzberg
HRM Practice
Iain L. Mangham
Iain Mangham
Il Sole-24 Ore
Indian Music
Interactive Service Work
Jazz Improvisation
Joao Vieira da Cunha
Jose Luis Alvarez
JosUis Alvarez
JoVieira Da Cunha
Julie Wolfram Cox
Karl E. Weick
Ken Kamoche
Local Line Leaders
Management Fashion
management fashion theory
Mary E. Boyce
Michael Elmes
Michael Humphreys
Miguel Pina E Cunha
Music Therapy
narrative analysis in organisations
Office Supply Firm
organisational aesthetics
Organizational Aesthetic
performance studies in business
Plays Things
Popular Management Ideas
qualitative management research
Richard III
Rolland Munro
Stella Minahan
Stephen Linstead
Steven S. Taylor
Storytelling Organization
Strategic Narratives
Symbolic Convergence Theory
theme
Thomaz Wood
Timothy Clark
UK Insurance Industry
Vice Versa
Yiannis Gabriel
Product details
- ISBN 9781138620797
- Weight: 453g
- Dimensions: 169 x 244mm
- Publication Date: 18 Dec 2020
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Organization students and scholars are able to trace the rise of aesthetics in management studies through the papers presented in this volume. The papers are arranged for individual review or thematic explorations of aesthetic thinking; including review papers and articles that focus on fashion, narrative, theatre, music and craft. This volume is a major contribution for those seeking alternatives to rational and positivist perspectives on management and who are willing to explore those alternatives beyond the usual disciplinary bases.
Minahan, Stella
