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The article subjects the assumptions and prescriptions of the `Corporate Culture' literature to critical . The of the article is devoted to out the basis of its appeal compared with earlier management theory . It is seen to build upon earlier efforts ( e . g . ? theory Y' ) to constitute a self - disciplining form of employee subjectivity by asserting that ? practical autonomy ? is conditional upon the development of a strong corporate culture . The paper illuminates the dark side of this project by drawing to the and implications of its excellence / quality prescriptions . To this , parallels are drawn with the philosophy of control favored by the Party in Orwell's Nineteen Eighty - Four . Specifically , the paper critiques the ? doublethink ? contention that autonomy can be realized in monocultural conditions that systematically opportunities to wrestle with competing values standpoints and their life projects .

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