Psychosocial Contexts and Risk Factors
One of the benefits of thinking semiotically is an attraction to concept mapping. Concept mapping ‘affords’ a visual method... The post Psychosocial Contexts and Risk Factors appeared first on SafetyRisk.net .
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Is the Quest to Eliminate Uncertainty Morally Good?
One of the qualities of being human is not-knowing with certainty. Indeed, an essential in being human is to... The post Is the Quest to Eliminate Uncertainty Morally Good? appeared first on SafetyRisk.net .
Risk is Phenomenal
The Social Psychology of Risk (SPoR) is founded on an Existentialist Phenomenological Christian Dialectic. This has been explained in... The post Risk is Phenomenal appeared first on SafetyRisk.net .
Is Safety the Sum of What it Worships?
Whenever you see simplistic slogans in safety, you know that the origins of the slogan are based in ignorance... The post Is Safety the Sum of What it Worships? appeared first on SafetyRisk.net .
Conversations on SPoR With Aneta and Brian Darlington
This week has been a week of conversation, coaching and learning in SPoR in Canberra with Aneta and Brian... The post Conversations on SPoR With Aneta and Brian Darlington appeared first on SafetyRisk.net .
Safety Culture and the Culture of Safety
I’m yet to read a text or hear a discussion in safety that tackles the essentials of culture in... The post Safety Culture and the Culture of Safety appeared first on SafetyRisk.net .
Watch Out Bradley, Your Instincts Are Showing
Once Safety adopts a model it loves, it is impossible to get rid of it. Such is the ‘sunk... The post Watch Out Bradley, Your Instincts Are Showing appeared first on SafetyRisk.net .
Educating Safety
Hopkins writes in Narrative Schooling (1994) (p.79): Merely having an experience, therefore, of school or anything else, is not... The post Educating Safety appeared first on SafetyRisk.net .
The Binary Seduction in Safety
I have written about the binary attraction before: https://safetyrisk.net/?s=Binary and yet so often it continues to be the attraction... The post The Binary Seduction in Safety appeared first on SafetyRisk.net .
Sartre, Safety and the Problem of Human Choice
by Simon Renatus Safety has a great deal to say about choice, and about holding people accountable for the... The post Sartre, Safety and the Problem of Human Choice appeared first on SafetyRisk.net .
Safety, Creating Order Out of Disorder
One of the certainties of Safety is that it likes models that give order. We see this in semiotic... The post Safety, Creating Order Out of Disorder appeared first on SafetyRisk.net .
The Morality of Safety
There seems a naïve belief in the safety industry, that if one is in this industry, one is automatically... The post The Morality of Safety appeared first on SafetyRisk.net .
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