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From: "Steve Freeman " <
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> About 10 years ago I read an article (which may have been older) which made
> a distinction between researchers who preferred to look at myths versus
> those who preferred to look at facts. I liked the author's description of
> myth, which is quite different than the term is commonly used
> contemporarily, which is myth as lie. Does anyone know what article this
> might be? Or any good general introduction to myth and their value? (as
> opposed to the value of simply exposing them)
>
> Thanks,
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> Steven F. Freeman * Center for Organizational Dynamics * University of
> Pennsylvania * (215) 898-6967 * Fax: (215) 898-8934 *
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