Posted by Martyn R Jones on July 13, 1999 at 05:12:15:

In Reply to: Arts are technologies of ethics posted by Lauri Grohn on July 13, 1999 at 03:10:42:

Hello

From my perspective, when I manage, for trhe sake of argument a KM project, this involves, to a greater or lesser extent, the need for:

- Planning
- Organizing
- Integrating
- Measuring
- Revising

As part of the management role, as management activities.

When I described an artefact that I created, which I would like to describe as art this also involved the planning, organizing, integration, maeasuring and revising of knowledge and information to produce the exterior form of the that I wished to convey using the expressions that I wished to employ.

I believe, in my own case, that this is a form of knowledge management, even if the emphasis is on knowledge re-use, difficult to admit for a "presumptious" creative artist.

As for Arts being technologies of ethics ... could you elaborate on this please? Heuristics tell me that I would probably beg to differ, however I am not sure what you mean by this statement.

Best regards

Martyn R Jones

• the exquisite art of appreciating what you know

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Follow Ups:

• Re: Arts and Management - Personal Interpretations Lauri Grohn 08:21:58 7/13/99 (6)
  • So ... Eliza on Knowledge, Art and Ethics etc. Martyn R Jones 10:14:53 7/13/99 (5)
    • Learning styles in KM? Lauri Grohn 11:15:05 7/13/99 (4)
      • Re: Learning styles in KM? Martyn R Jones 11:31:36 7/13/99 (3)
        • Re: Learning styles in KM? Lauri Grohn 03:33:12 7/14/99 (2)
          • Re: Learning styles in KM? Martyn R Jones 04:13:54 7/14/99 (1)
            • Re: Learning styles in KM? Lauri Grohn 04:33:35 7/14/99 (0)

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