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A systems sensibility rather than a systems theory

From Systems Ultra, By Georgina Voss loc 2789:

This then, I hope, is the real systems engagement: not a literacy which is too similar to the forms of mapping which a systems approach encourages, nor a rubric which draws on a mode of analysis that carries the same authoritative sheen that characterises so much of what systems already embody. Instead, I hope for a sensibility in approaching systemic forms: embodied, visceral, critical; sometimes still, sometimes moving; sometimes furious, always curious; and which, together, can help us live in this complex world.

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