Forgiveness and Power in the Age of Atrocity: Servant Leadership as a Way of Life speaks to categorical human transgressions in the hope that readers will be compelled to examine their own prejudices and engage the moral responsibility to evoke in their own personal life, work life, and larger national communities a more humane and life-giving coexistence. In Forgiveness and Power, leaders are not coercive but persuasive, and recognized as those who love, serve, and heal others.
Forgiveness and Power in the Age of Atrocity: Servant Leadership as a Way of Life speaks to categorical human transgressions in the hope that readers will be compelled to examine their own prejudices and engage the moral responsibility to evoke in their own personal life, work life, and larger national communities a more humane and life-giving coexistence. In Forgiveness and Power, leaders are not coercive but persuasive, and recognized as those who love, serve, and heal others.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Shann Ray Ferch serves as Professor of Leadership with the internationally-recognized Ph.D. Program in Leadership Studies at Gonzaga University. He is the editor of The International Journal of Servant Leadership and his work regarding conflict and the human will to forgive and reconcile has appeared in scientific journals internationally.
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Publications Acknowledgments What is Servant Leadership? Servant Leadership in the Present Day Foreword: The Power of Servant Leadership Preface: Balefire: The World of Violence and Forgiveness Part 1. Servant Leadership, Forgiveness, and Power Chapter 1. A Fine Grace Chapter 2. When We Rise Chapter 3. The Dignity of Life Chapter 4. The Eloquent Question Chapter 5. Of Love and Human Violence Chapter 6. Emerson on Love Chapter 7. Sand Creek Chapter 8. The House of Light Part 2. Personal Consciousness, Interior Fortitude Chapter 9. Shame and Forgiveness Chapter 10. The Family, The World Chapter 11. The Way of the Child Chapter 12. Martin Luther King Jr. and Desmond Tutu Chapter 13. The Question of Love and Power Chapter 14. Before the Velvet Revolution Chapter 15. The Practice of Consciousness Chapter 16. Servant Leadership Consciousness and Listening Part 3. A Narrative of Hope and Responsible Action Chapter 17. The Inward Road Chapter 18. The Illumined Nature of Persuasion Chapter 19. People of Self-Transcendence Chapter 20. Shadow and Light Chapter 21. A Cree Man's Journey Chapter 22. The Nature of the Forgiving Touch Chapter 23. Healing the Heart of the World Afterword: Acts of Courage and Clarity Endnotes References Recommended Readings in Servant Leadership About the Author Other Publications by Shann Ray Ferch
Publications Acknowledgments What is Servant Leadership? Servant Leadership in the Present Day Foreword: The Power of Servant Leadership Preface: Balefire: The World of Violence and Forgiveness Part 1. Servant Leadership, Forgiveness, and Power Chapter 1. A Fine Grace Chapter 2. When We Rise Chapter 3. The Dignity of Life Chapter 4. The Eloquent Question Chapter 5. Of Love and Human Violence Chapter 6. Emerson on Love Chapter 7. Sand Creek Chapter 8. The House of Light Part 2. Personal Consciousness, Interior Fortitude Chapter 9. Shame and Forgiveness Chapter 10. The Family, The World Chapter 11. The Way of the Child Chapter 12. Martin Luther King Jr. and Desmond Tutu Chapter 13. The Question of Love and Power Chapter 14. Before the Velvet Revolution Chapter 15. The Practice of Consciousness Chapter 16. Servant Leadership Consciousness and Listening Part 3. A Narrative of Hope and Responsible Action Chapter 17. The Inward Road Chapter 18. The Illumined Nature of Persuasion Chapter 19. People of Self-Transcendence Chapter 20. Shadow and Light Chapter 21. A Cree Man's Journey Chapter 22. The Nature of the Forgiving Touch Chapter 23. Healing the Heart of the World Afterword: Acts of Courage and Clarity Endnotes References Recommended Readings in Servant Leadership About the Author Other Publications by Shann Ray Ferch
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