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Issue 1 (2015)
can do and how the world responds to our
actions’
Wenger, 2000, p.227).
In mutual engagement members engage in
regular interactions with each other through
practice (Wenger 1998). Relationships and group
norms are established through members sharing
together in joint enterprise (Wenger, 1998). Over
a period of time members develop a shared
repertoire of language, narratives, stories,
artefacts and routines that are constantly being
negotiated, and reified through participation in
practice (Wenger, 1998).
Imagination: Wenger’s (2000) concept of
imagination refers to how we construct an image
of ourselves (our identity) in the communities we
inhabit and how we orientate ourselves within
these. Imagination is manifested through the use
of sto