Bly and the Organizational Model Caucasian In the Bly Colloquium book there are case studies done by Paul Monkowski and Jack Phillips. There is a boy who has issues with substance abuse and depression. He is really worrying about his mother who has multiple sclerosis and whether he can take care of her, and who will take care of him if she dies. He would not fit into the organization as a team player.The evolving Metaphors of Organizational Life for the New Millennium by mark Warford. This relates Bly’s theory that the patriarchal society is dwindling. This also translates into organizations where they are being viewed more metaphorically than in the traditional bureaucracy and hierarchy. In the typical patriarchial hierarchy, it is difficult for people to find personal growth. There is a lot of conformity. The systems of control are outdated and communications are blocked. It is not a flexible system, and new ideas are not incorporated very well.The speech about Frank Sinatra talks about how he never really grew up. In the beginning it talks about how Frank Sinatra was stuck in half-adulthood. Frank was a very successful actor and singer. He always managed to show up for gigs, and he had fame and fortune. He also wanted things his way or no way and everything was just about him. It starts by saying how he had a rivalry with his father for his mother’s affection and his mother always doted on him and babied him, so he....
