The late Stanford professor Elliot Eisner quoted Albert Einstein when he said: "Not everything which could be measured is significant; and not everything that matters could be measured." In this caveat lies a pointed warning, says the writer: when dedicated to the amount-driven approach of scientific inquiry, we miss valuable qualitative facets of our world.
The inquiry commences with a man experiencing qualities- creates, shapes, and then relates additional qualities to develop kinds that are qualitative. Its findings entail private understandings expressed through prose stories, languages, pictures, writings, things, actions and performances. Conclusively, to those who seek solutions to challenging problems, both scientific and artistic are essential.
The Art of Work Embracing Artistic Enquiry to Create Value case study solution
PUBLICATION DATE: September 01, 2014 PRODUCT #: ROT245-HCB-ENG
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