The Aesthetics of Management Storytelling
从美学视角分析故事讲述，提出审美体验的三个特征（基于溯因推理的感受意义、连通感、为自身而享受），并借助明茨伯格的管理角色分类，说明高质量管理故事如何促进组织学习。
An aesthetics perspective on storytelling contributes to an understanding of how and why some stories are more effective than others. Three ideas about the nature of aesthetic experience—that it is (1) felt meaning from abductive reasoning, (2) characterized by feelings of connectedness, and (3) enjoyed for its own sake-supply criteria for identifying story quality and suggest how to make stories more effective. This idea of good and bad stories informs every aspect of management storytelling, which we illustrate by reviewing the functions of management storytelling using Mintzberg's taxonomy of the roles of the manager Furthermore, through Mintzberg's taxonomy, we show the contributions of aesthetically strong management stories to organizational learning.