My interview with Ken Gergen explores his journey from a conventional training as an experimental psychologist to the foremost articulator of the social construction paradigm. At the heart of Ken’s work lies a deeper question, namely what is the point of our research? What is worth doing? Listen in on the interview. Read More […]
Read More...I first met Ken Gergen (click here for video) when I requested a piece for the first Handbook of Action Research (way back in 1998). Ken graciously said yes and introduced us to his spouse and writing partner, co-author and feminist thinker, Mary Gergen. In their writing for the Handbook, they explained the basics of […]
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Blog post by Bruce Levitt Part of this blog post uses excerpts from an article co-authored by Nick Fesette, a graduate student in my department at Cornell University who has been a co-facilitator with me for PPTG for two years, and myself. The full article is entitled Where the Walls Contain Everything but the Sky: […]
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