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9/10/19

INDIVIDUATION, GILBERT SIMONDON: Not to be thought about through the starting point of an individual, as it reduces the idea to one specific individual. If you start your thought process with individuation itself in relationship to the individual, you are able to reevaluate your ideas about the individual. Simodon believes that individuation is collective and psychic. Individuation is a constant changing state that an individual lives in.

DECONSTRUCTION, DERRIDA: Deconstruction is built off of three points, one being the need for a focal point, the second is a standard of written definitions, and the third is how the writing shows opposition between concepts. The oppositions are to Western ideologies of logocentrism and meanings that had already been accepted, through this continual process of picking apart and reducing.

SOCIAL REFLEXIVITY, ANTHONY GIDDENS: Giddens believes that reflexivity is sustained by information/knowledge, making it a changing concept and is a mode of life post consideration of the status quo or commonly held beliefs. Reflexivity keeps self-identity always ever-changing. Giddens believe that our own experiences with who we are are not the clearest picture into who we are.

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Vilem Flusser - Technical Image

A novel by Flusser that explores the parallels between a creative society, or one stuck in routine. It delves into the thoughts of the communication crisis. It talks about how there will either be the ability for people to be more creative, or for there to be networks no longer using humans.

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Don Schon - Reflexive Practitioner
Talks about "reflection in action" and the importance of improvisation in a career. It is a form of creativity that is utilized across disciplines.

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Deleuze - Becoming
This context of becoming occurs when you take something away from it's typically norms, and put it into something new so that it needs to adapt.

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Action Research
When one does research, but also does research, then links the two with a reflection.

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Duncan J. Watts
U Penn Professor who does work on small-world networks.

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Jerome K. Jerome - 1889 Three Men in a Boat
A comedic novel where three men travel in a boat for two weeks from Kingston to Oxford and back.

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J. M. Coetzee
2003 Nobel Prize in Literature recipient from South Africa. He is a novelist, essayist, and translator.

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Peter Senge - Learning Organization
A group of people who repeatedly enhance their ability to create. It is where people continue to "see the whole together."

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John L. Casti
A mathematical modeling author. He also developed his own companies that deal with business and finance issues.

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Non-Cooperation
A movement in 1920 launched by Ghandi with the goal to obtain freedom to self-govern by leaving the rule of Britain.

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Susan Sontag - Mind as Passion
Sontag writes on late modernist culture as an intellectual. She writes on a diverse array of subjects.