Organicism implies concomitant states of being and becoming, of statis and evolution. Organicism implies movement. Thus, we learn by doing, or undertaking the journey so that we can seek and come to know various iterations of knowledge. Organicism implies the pursuit of wisdom. Thus, the end goal of the pursuit to know knowledge is to know wisdom.
Organicism requires participation and collaboration.
Thus, the pursuit of knowledge and wisdom cannot simply be viewed as the undertaking of a sole individual but the participation and collaboration of many, many learners who undertake the journey whose duty it is is to share what they know with others. As we study and learn the tradition and conventions of a field or body of knowledge, we keep at the forefront of our minds that new information is shaping, new ideas are enlarging, and new views are changing both the tradition and the conventions of that field or that body of knowledge. Thus, when we study and learn a field or a body of knowledge, we are really talking about numerous traditions and changing conventions. The particular books, articles, and other resources assigned for a course is only the starting point of exploration into a field and subject. And because no one person can know all there is to know about a field, we approach the field and subject matter as a community of learners.