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The garden of leaders : revolutionizing higher education / Paul Woodruff.
LIBRA HM1261 .W66 2019
Available from offsite location
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Woodruff, Paul, 1943-2023, author.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Leadership--Philosophy.
- Leadership.
- Leadership--Study and teaching (Higher).
- Physical Description:
- xx, 248 pages ; 22 cm
- Place of Publication:
- New York, NY : Oxford University Press, [2019]
- Contents:
- Part I Understanding Leadership
- 1 Alexander the Great Had Aristotle p. 3
- Freedom p. 4
- Nature p. 5
- Society p. 6
- Where Do Leaders Come From? p. 7
- Can We Have Too Many Leaders? p. 8
- Why a University? p. 9
- The Range of Leadership Studies p. 9
- Why I Write This Book p. 12
- 2 Leading from Freedom p. 16
- The Un-Tyrant p. 16
- Giving Shape to Freedom: The Lifeboat p. 18
- Leading without Authority: Beyond Carrots and Sticks p. 19
- Describing Leaders? p. 20
- Charisma and the Dictator p. 21
- The Art of Following p. 23
- Learning from Women p. 24
- Are Leaders an Endangered Species? p. 26
- 3 Messianic Leadership: Joan the Maid p. 29
- Commander Without Rank p. 30
- Shaw's Saint Joan p. 31
- Joan's Holy Ignorance p. 33
- Educating Joan? p. 34
- 4 Natural Leadership: Billy Budd p. 37
- Nature's Best Child p. 37
- Melville's Billy Budd p. 38
- The Billys Among Us p. 41
- Why Educate for Leadership? p. 42
- Part II What Future Leaders Should Learn
- 5 Educating Billy p. 47
- The Garden of Not Eden p. 47
- Learning from the Outside World p. 49
- Learning in the Classroom p. 51
- Using Data p. 55
- Readings for Future Leaders p. 57
- 6 Facing Evil, Learning Guile p. 61
- This Side of Paradise p. 61
- Failures of Leadership at Melos (Thucydides) p. 62
- Machiavelli's Prince p. 67
- The Limits of Guile (Sophocles' Philoctetes) p. 68
- Facing Evil in Organizations: Defeating the Immune System p. 70
- 7 Facing Evil in Ourselves: Compassion and Justice p. 77
- Seeing Danger p. 77
- Understanding Your Own Faults in Others p. 78
- Compassion p. 80
- Unblocking Compassion p. 80
- Justice and Self-Knowledge p. 82
- Facing Your Faults in Others: Bartleby's Boss p. 83
- Know Thyself p. 85
- 8 Facing Complexity: Leadership and Lying p. 91
- The Knock on the Door p. 91
- The Leadership Dilemma: Home Team Versus the World p. 94
- Moral Dilemmas p. 96
- Machiavelli: Breaking the Rules p. 98
- Following the Rules p. 100
- Living Well with Complexity p. 101
- 9 Facing Fear, Showing Courage p. 107
- Facing Enemies p. 107
- Facing Friends p. 109
- Loving p. 111
- Leaving p. 114
- Showing Courage p. 115
- 10 Finding Courage p. 119
- What Sort of Thing Is Courage? p. 120
- Courage with Others p. 122
- False Courage p. 124
- False Cowardice p. 125
- Faking It? p. 126
- Truing Courage p. 127
- Sources of Courage p. 127
- Sources of Failure p. 128
- 11 Performing Leadership p. 132
- Performing Leadership: George Washington at Newburgh p. 133
- Wearing the Face of Leadership p. 134
- Hiding Faults p. 135
- Hypocrisy: Tartuffe and Alceste p. 136
- Defining Hypocrisy p. 138
- Looking as Good as You Try to Be p. 139
- Hard Questions p. 141
- Integrity p. 143
- 12 Good Ears, Strong Voices p. 149
- Good Ears p. 151
- Strong Voices p. 153
- Technology: Beyond Words p. 158
- Overcoming Differences p. 158
- Character: The Finest Example p. 159
- 13 Becoming Magnetic p. 163
- Virtues, or Beauties of the Soul p. 165
- What Leaders Must Become (and Followers Too) p. 166
- Character with Commitment p. 168
- Making Character Shine p. 169
- Character in Community p. 170
- Character and Diversity p. 170
- Wei Wu Wei (Silent Leadership) p. 171
- Part III Changing How We Teach And Learn
- 14 Tyrant Teaching p. 177
- The Lesson: Be Silent p. 177
- Mind-Murder: The Accomplices p. 179
- Mind-Murder: The Perpetrators p. 182
- 15 Teaching Ethical Failure p. 186
- Ethical Hubris p. 188
- Moral Holidays p. 188
- Turning our Backs on Values: The Gorgias Syndrome p. 192
- Not Believing in What We Teach p. 193
- 16 A Campus Revolution p. 197
- What We Learn p. 197
- How We Learn p. 198
- First, Agree on Goals p. 200
- Second, Recognize That Every Teacher Teaches Ethics p. 201
- Third, Stop Teaching p. 202
- Fourth, Have Students Hire Athletic Coaches p. 204
- Fifth, Give Students Time to Learn Outside the Classroom p. 205
- Sixth, Trust Students p. 207
- And, Last, a Plea to Parents p. 207
- Discovery p. 208.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- ISBN:
- 9780190883645
- 0190883642
- OCLC:
- 1041232532
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