Polymorphism in Painting through the Use of a Labyrinth

Gaudnek, Walter

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“…Polymorphism as a theoretical framework has even been appropriated by the fine arts community, with Gaudnek (1970) describing a fixed image on a painter's canvas as ontomorphic, while one that changes in or with time as being polymorphic. The latter refers to the development of continuously unfinished paintings.…”

Section: Polymorphic Innovationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Reflections on the Gestation of Polymorphic Innovation: The Exploitation of Emergence in Social Network Development via Text Messaging

Lenarcic

Richardson

2010

IISIT

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The impact of mobile text messaging is re-interpreted as an emergent technology that has accidentally been instrumental in the configuration of new social networks on a global scale. Using the unintended consequences of this implicit revolution in interpersonal communication as a catalyst for the generation of ideas, the argument is advanced that this is a manifestation of a new type of creative communication which we have identified as Polymorphic Innovation, a quasiintuitive perturbation on conventional notions of originality in the business development process. This paper describes the qualitative data collected during a pilot of a Short Messaging service (SMS) system in a University. The effect SMS use had on communication style and the construction of social networks are discussed.

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Section: Polymorphic Innovationmentioning

confidence: 99%