From Discourse to Visioning

Trede, F; Horsfall, D

From Discourse to Visioning

Trede, F

Horsfall, D

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Publisher:: Springer
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Citation:: Professional Practice Discourse Marginalia, 2016, pp. 243-254
Issue Date:: 2016-01-01

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dc.contributor.author	Horsfall, D
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dc.identifier.citation	Professional Practice Discourse Marginalia, 2016, pp. 243-254
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dc.description.abstract	We start this chapter by parading the professional practice discourse on the historical stage. This then sets the backdrop for our discussion of visioning practice and marginalia into the future. Most accounts of the past are at the same time a preparation stage for new beginnings. At times there are smooth transitions from past to present but at other times there are abrupt stops and sudden starts.
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dc.title	From Discourse to Visioning
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Abstract:

We start this chapter by parading the professional practice discourse on the historical stage. This then sets the backdrop for our discussion of visioning practice and marginalia into the future. Most accounts of the past are at the same time a preparation stage for new beginnings. At times there are smooth transitions from past to present but at other times there are abrupt stops and sudden starts.

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