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The garden of leaders : revolutionizing higher education / Paul Woodruff.

LIBRA HM1261 .W66 2019
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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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