On 25 Jun 96 at 15:41, Rol Fessenden wrote:
> entities. I would even go further, and say that even once we have
> identified a value -- say love of the environment -- we still do not
> know what that means when professed by different people.
>
I FEEL conflicted because
> my value of loving other people conflicts with my value of
> protecting my organization from a destructive person (for example).
I don't usually do this, but since this is an interesting list...am I the
only one that is wondering whether there is semantic confusion regarding
the term "value", perhaps as they are used in the above quotes. I'm tired,
but I look at:
valuing love of the environment
valuing loving other people
valuing protecting my organization
as not being the "same" kinds of things, somehow. >
I get the funny feeling that perhaps we are not sure what it is that value
means...
Robert Bacal, CEO, Institute For Cooperative Communication
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