期刊
ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY
卷 61, 期 3, 页码 333-346出版社
SAGE PUBLICATIONS INC
DOI: 10.1177/0001839216633453
关键词
interpretation; inquiry; organizing; conceptualizing; constraints
Jerry Davis's (2015) question What is organizational research for? is ill-served by the narrow answer settled science. Constraints of comprehension may give the illusion that organizational research represents settled science. But the experience of inquiring actually comprises a greater variety of actions that increase the meaning of present research experience and the contributions it makes. I discuss acts of conjecture, differentiation, attachment, affirmation, complication, discernment, interruption, and representation to illustrate that meaningful contributions are generated by actions associated with connecting perceptions to concepts. ASQ's 60th anniversary is an opportune time to make these interim contributions more explicit.
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