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How Enthinkment & Enactment are related |
 ENTHINKMENT Circle meets every Tuesday 1-2:30PM MOUNTAIN time zone. One Click Zoom Link https://us06web.zoom.us/j/8950795007?pwd=b1BnMVVXT3V6UDRZUVFmMkU2NzQydz09 or Meeting ID: 895 079 5007Passcode: BojeEmail to for more information |
Enthinkment
YouTube Video Playlist Link of Enthinkment to C.S. Peirce Link Enthinkment to the Hearts of True Storytelling Slide sets and presentations on Enthinkment |
| Who are the Founders of
Enthinkment Circle? David M. Boje (vita) Duncan Pelly Jillian and Rohny Saylors Sabine Trafimow Join the Enthinkment Circle 'Thinkers': * Jack Appleton * Paul Bannes (Video on Geometry of Thinking) * Gerri E. McCulloh * Betty Beeler . Tonya Henderson |
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| What is Enthinkment
Circle? Enthinkment Circle extends the work of Professor Louis Ralph Pondy who died at age 49 his work left undone.  Born 9 March 1938 in Lorain Ohio, and
died 15 July 1987 in Urbana, Illinois.In 1978, Professor Louis Ralph Pondy shouted the word “Enthinkment” but just once, then made a joke about it, and never uttered again. He died 1987. Two years ago, we formed 'Enthinkment Circle' and take up the long path of thinking, called Enthinkment. It is a path of questioning one’s own thinking and the thinking paths of organizations. It was as if Pondy incarnated John Dewey’s (1910) How to Think, and Dewey’s (1927) own quantum leap after he was smitten by the Heisenberg Indeterminacy Principle. The drawing by Sabine Trafimow captures how Leaping Lou would explicate formulas, equations, and propositions from his training in physics, and then tidy up management and organization theories. What is Called Thinking?, a question Heidegger (1954) asked, and one that Management Thought can ask as it attempts to cope with world problems that are not just enactment sensemaking. |
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 Art by Enthinkment
Circle co-founder Sabina TrafimowKnown to friends and colleagues affectionately as 'Leaping Lou', he was an original thinker. CLICKHere to Download Free Tribute Book in WORD to my mentor Louis B. Pondy, until published |
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is Enthinkment Circle? Two years ago, we formed 'Enthinkment Circle' and take up the long path of thinking, called Enthinkment. It is a path of questioning one’s own thinking and the thinking paths of organizations. What does Professor Karl Weick say about 'Enthinkment'? in Social Psychology of Organizing (1969, and again 1979: 164) say? “The concept of an enacted environment is not synonymous with the concept of a perceived environment, even though citations of the concept would suggest that it is. If a perceived environment were the essence of enactment then, as Lou Pondy suggested, the phenomenon would have been called enthinkment not enactment.” |
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