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burgdorferi ranges from generalism to specialism, depending on genetic background. In his admonition to consider "the general problems" of the "global activity of men" (instead of following the "narrow mind of the mechanic who changes a tire") Bataille introduces a s cope of analysis that is both necessary and impossible in its generalism. The author concludes that policy and organisational responses need to move beyond universalism and generalism to create organisational cultures and environments based on the principle `equal but different'. |
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