…to solve the organization’s problems, only to formulate them correctly. I stole this phrasing from a book on critiquing Russian short story writers of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries by George Saunders. “Art doesn’t have to solve problems, only formulate them correctly.” Saunders went on to say, “the artist (writer) makes us feel the […]
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