The subject matter of this article is the discussions that occurred during the process of conceptualizing and writing a paper on the philosophy of organizational science. These discussions reflect some of the tensions inherent in academic writing and publishing, as well as personal and intellectual tensions, which can make the writing process frustrating and, at once, enlightening.
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