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by: '''René Victor Valqui Vidal'''

In many professions the point of departure is a mess or a problematic situation. A mess is usually defined as a confused, dirty, or offensive condition, or as a disordered situation resulting from misunderstanding, blundering, or misconception. A mess is usually composed of a complex mix of problems. Along these lines we could define a professional as a problem solver within a specific field. Managers, system scientists, computer scientists, operational researchers, system workers, designers, architects, engineers, innovators, medical doctors, lawyers, sociologists, social workers, action researchers, educators, innovators, artists, etc., are primarily dealing with messes in their professional praxes. Most of these disciplines have developed concepts, approaches, methods and tools to deal with complex problems but there are usually presented in very specific terms related to their specific context. I am quite certain that much of these knowledge and experience have a more general applicability to other fields and that there is a lot to gain by discussing problem solving in more general terms. In other words, this book can be considered as an essay to create a new discipline: The art and science of problem solving.In this new field rational, critical and creative approaches as well as their interplay, will be emphasised when dealing with problematic situations. Moreover, knowledge and experience coming from both theory (the professionals or experts) and practice (the users or clients), will be central in this field enhancing participation and dialogue. The final validity of our problem solving approaches will be their usability, what works in the real world is valid.

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-In many professions the point of departure is a mess or a problematic situation. A mess is usually  defined  as  a  confused,  dirty,  or  offensive  condition,  or  as  a  disordered  situation  resulting  from  misunderstanding,  blundering,  or  misconception.  A  mess  is  usually  composed  of  a  complex  mix  of  problems.  Along  these  lines  we  could  define  a  professional  as  a  problem  solver  within  a  specific  field.  Managers,  system  scientists,  computer   scientists,   operational   researchers,   system   workers,   designers,   architects,   engineers,  innovators,  medical  doctors,  lawyers,  sociologists,  social  workers,  action  researchers, educators, innovators, artists, etc., are primarily dealing with messes in their professional praxes. Most of these disciplines have developed concepts, approaches, methods and tools to deal with  complex  problems  but  there  are  usually  presented  in  very  specific  terms  related  to  their  specific  context.  I  am  quite  certain  that  much  of  these  knowledge  and  experience  have  a  more  general  applicability  to  other  fields  and  that  there  is  a  lot  to  gain  by  discussing  problem  solving  in  more  general  terms.  In  other  words,  this  book  can  be  considered as an essay to create a new discipline: The art and science of problem solving.In this new field rational, critical and creative approaches as well as their interplay, will be  emphasised  when  dealing  with  problematic  situations.  Moreover,  knowledge  and  experience coming from both theory (the professionals or experts) and practice (the users or  clients),  will  be  central  in  this  field  enhancing  participation  and  dialogue.  The  final  validity of our problem solving approaches will be their usability, what works in the real world is valid.
+In many professions the point of departure is a mess or a problematic situation. A mess is usually  defined  as  a  confused,  dirty,  or  offensive  condition,  or  as  a  disordered  situation  resulting  from  misunderstanding,  blundering,  or  misconception.  A  mess  is  usually  composed  of  a  complex  mix  of  problems.  Along  these  lines  we  could  define  a  professional  as  a  problem  solver  within  a  specific  field.  Managers,  system  scientists,  computer   scientists,   operational   researchers,   system   workers,   designers,   architects,   engineers,  innovators,  medical  doctors,  lawyers,  sociologists,  social  workers,  action  researchers, educators, innovators, artists, etc., are primarily dealing with messes in their professional praxes.
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