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Photograph Analysis: A Method to Capture Organizational Belief Systems

  • Deborah Dougherty and Gideon Kunda
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Symbols and Artifacts
This chapter is in the book Symbols and Artifacts
© 2010 Walter de Gruyter GmbH & Co. KG, Genthiner Str. 13, 10785 Berlin.

© 2010 Walter de Gruyter GmbH & Co. KG, Genthiner Str. 13, 10785 Berlin.

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Introduction
  3. Artifacts as Pathways and Remains of Organizational Life 3
  4. Part I: Designing Physical Settings in Organizations
  5. Corporate Architecture: Turning Physical Settings into Symbolic Resources 41
  6. Building Buildings and Living Lives: A Critique of Bureaucracy, Ideology and Concrete Artifacts 69
  7. Housing Modifications as Organizational Communication 85
  8. Meaning of the Workplace: Using Ideas of Ritual Space in Design 107
  9. The Symbolics of Office Design: An Empirical Exploration 129
  10. Designing Dynamic Artifacts: Computer Systems as Formative Contexts 147
  11. Part II: Disclosing Organizational Cultures Through Artifacts
  12. Colors, Artifacts, and Ideologies 169
  13. Photograph Analysis: A Method to Capture Organizational Belief Systems 185
  14. Curing the Monster: Some Images of and Considerations About the Dragon 207
  15. The Symbolic Value of Computerized Information Systems 233
  16. Car Makers and Marathon Runners: In Pursuit of Culture Through the Language of Leadership 255
  17. Part III: Root Metaphors Embedded in Artifacts
  18. The C.E.O. as Corporate Myth-Maker: Negotiating the Boundaries of Work and Play at Domino’s Pizza Company 273
  19. Artifacts in a Bureaucratic Monastery 281
  20. The Symbol of the Space Shuttle and the Degeneration of the American Dream 303
  21. Part IV: Artifacts and Organizational Control
  22. The Aesthetic Imperative of a Rational-Technical Machinery: A Study in Organizational Control Through the Design of Artifacts 325
  23. Linguistic Artifacts at Service of Organizational Control 339
  24. Failed Artifacts 365
  25. Part V: De-Constructing Artifacts
  26. Theory as Artefact: Artefact as Theory 387
  27. The Authors 421
  28. Backmatter 429
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