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| This is only rigidified, routinised, 'rafionalised' even, in beliefs that may later be encoded in theology and doctrine. Administrators responded with control strategies that rigidified organizations, forestalling dialogue and learning processes. The multiple interpretations of effect and intention suggested by reading these three reviews against one another serve on one level to locate the collective Echoes from the Hills as "cross-writing," a group of texts that seek singularly as well as through juxtaposition to "dissolve the binaries and contraries that our culture has rigidified and fixed" (Knoepflmacher and Myers vii-viii). |
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