15 research outputs found
Psicodinùmica do trabalho e relaçÔes sociais de sexo: um itinerårio interdisciplinar. 1988-2002
Corpo, inteligĂȘncia e as transformaçÔes no mundo do trabalho: reflexĂ”es a partir da mediação dos saberes TĂĄcitos
Analysis of physical exercise in cardiac patients following cardiovascular rehabilitation
Promouvoir lâadhĂ©sion Ă un programme de rĂ©Ă©ducation cardiovasculaire pour favoriser lâĂ©ducation du patient cardiaque ĂągĂ©. Place de lâactivitĂ© physique adaptĂ©e basĂ©e sur le Qi Gong
RĂ©pĂ©tition dâaccident Ă lâadolescence : Ă©tude prospective de lâĂ©chelle dâĂ©valuation des circonstances de lâaccident et du risque de rĂ©cidive (ECARR)
âWelcome to the whiteboard, the new member of the teamâ: Identity regulation as a sociomaterial process
Otherness in self and organisations:Kafka's The Metamorphosis to stir moral reflection
Informed by Jungâs analytical psychology, this chapter discusses Kafkaâs short-story The metamorphosis in relation to moral reflection on organisational life. Adopting the view that fiction offers a promising path to engage the readerâs imagination and reflection on moral issues, I explore such process in light of The metamorphosis. I argue that this story not only outlines important moral issues of relevance to workers in modern organisations, but is also particularly effective in eliciting a reaction from the reader which calls for further analysis. Reading about Gregor Samsaâs transformation precludes indifference; instead, it asks us to reflect on our own moral values and behaviours, and to ponder on our tolerance for what is âotherâ. In turn, this enhanced knowledge and understanding of ourselves help explore ethical issues in organisations in a more subjective, creative and holistic manner