.... Specifically, it draws on Merleau-Ponty's process-oriented phenomenology and post-Cartesian ontology to gain a comprehensive understanding of post-dualistic forms of chiasmic organizing and its relationship with paradoxical phenomena. Findings The process-oriented phenomenology and post-Cartesian ontology...

... both process organization studies, especially those gleaned from phenomenology and speculative metaphysics, and Landian accelerationism. Findings Process organization studies address a localized disciplinary bias towards stability over change and leverage phenomenology and speculative metaphysics...

...Viktor Dörfler; Marc Stierand Purpose The purpose of this study is to improve our understanding of bracketing, one of the most central philosophical and theoretical constructs of phenomenology, as a theory of mind. Furthermore, we wanted to showcase how this theoretical construct can...

...Wendelin Küpers Purpose The purpose of this article is to develop a critical and extended understanding of practices in organizations from a phenomenological point of view. It explores the relevance of Merleau-Ponty's advanced phenomenology and ontology for understanding the role of the lived body...

...Wendelin Küpers Purpose The purpose of this paper is to analyze the role of embodied dimensions and relational possibilities of (serious) play at work. It shows how a phenomenological and processual approach can help in developing an integral understanding of (serious) play and its paradox...

...Wendelin M. Küpers Purpose The purpose of this paper is to describe how a phenomenological approach can help to understand embodied dimensions and compare different and shared qualities, functions and potential, as well as ambivalences and limitations of metaphors and stories in organisations...

... undetected, and shows how their “invisibility” is a foundation for the development of “cultural problems”. Design/methodology/approach The approach is phenomenological, in that it explores how actors in cross‐cultural settings understand “difference” and thereby socially construct “cultural problems...

... this, the paper aims to show two things: that there is a vocabulary with the help of which humans and non‐humans can be sociologically described in a similar way; that objects cannot be sociologically explained away in the way a “radical” social constructivism would do. Phenomenology Social theories Society...