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This post is a case study, applying ideas related to dynamic nominalism to the practice of giving and receiving feedback on teams with shared goals. Dynamic nominalism is a term I learnt from reading the writing of Ian Hacking, it is the view that: The properties and relations we use when we talk about people or groups of people are primarily constructions of language, they are not fixed and often…
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