An existential hermeneutic philosophical approach to project management

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ArticlePM in Academia1 June 2016

Project Management Journal

Rolfe, Bradley | Segal, Steven | Cicmil, Svetlana

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Rolfe, B., Segal, S., & Cicmil, S. (2016). An existential hermeneutic philosophical approach to project management. Project Management Journal, 47(3), 48–62.
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The philosophies of Martin Heidegger and Richard Rorty are used to redescribe the fundamental assumptions underpinning project management. Rather than viewing project management as merely a science, the significance and value of philosophy for project management are developed. The philosophical practice of redescription as a way of responding to existential disruptions of the lived experience of managing projects is seen as vital not only to being a project manager but also to describing project management.

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