Seminar Guest speakers | Monday January 24, 1994
Michel Crozier’s experience serves to show that people on different sides of the Atlantic can read very different things into the self-same book. Are the Americans and the French doomed to say endlessly to each other “Je te comprends, moi non plus?” (I understand what you’re saying, me neither) ? or can we improve understanding despite the fact that our channels of communication are on different wavelengths ?
The entire article was written by:
Michel BERRY
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