January 2007
Intermediate to advanced
760 pages
23h 12m
English
NANCY MARGULIES AND DAVID SIBBET
The soul never thinks without a mental image.
—Aristotle

As Meg Wheatley, Myron Rogers, and Frijof Capra presented their views on chaos, complexity, and self-organization, author Nancy Margulies stood to the side with four easels and recorded the complex ideas they presented (figure 1). These colorful maps were then posted in the room for people to review. During each three-day session, Margulies produced 20 to 30 maps, or Mindscapes. The participants found them helpful for reviewing and clarifying the theories and applications ...
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