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DOI: 10.2307/40090957
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“…The activism by mental health nurses, both subject to and potential revolutionary within contemporary practice, is complex and more work is required to fully understand this experience. However, this process of activism resonates significantly with what Mannheim (1951) describes as ‘integrative behaviour’. Integrative behaviour is not simply about passive compromise, accepting the multitude of competing paradigms; rather it forces individuals to utilise creative energy, expose themselves to differing paradigms to discover new ways of being.…”
Section: The Contemporary Paradigmatic Crisismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The activism by mental health nurses, both subject to and potential revolutionary within contemporary practice, is complex and more work is required to fully understand this experience. However, this process of activism resonates significantly with what Mannheim (1951) describes as ‘integrative behaviour’. Integrative behaviour is not simply about passive compromise, accepting the multitude of competing paradigms; rather it forces individuals to utilise creative energy, expose themselves to differing paradigms to discover new ways of being.…”
Section: The Contemporary Paradigmatic Crisismentioning
confidence: 99%