The AGRUPPAA multi-dimensional socionomic way of directing and the tacit belief in the eternal return

Abstract

Within this paper I present certain strategies of socionomic directing guided by the tacit belief in the eternal return and by the systematic exercise of complex thinking, which within this working perspective is denominated as Thinking with a capital T. These strategies are part of the AGRUPPAA socionomic intervention method, which I invented and have been developing since 1989. What I propose is that the multi-dimensional manoeuvres of directing traverse four different cycles of action, which may or may not overlap as the session evolves. These cycles are: the sociometric protagonic cycle; the cycle of constituting the area of intensive focus; the cycle of suspension and introduction of change; and the cycle of identity recognition and differentiation. The description of these cycles has made it necessary to also present, even if only superficially, the socionomic language used within this conception that intends to be coherent with the developed way of working.