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The International Journal of Aging and Human Development, 1999
Many gerontologists propose definitions of wisdom. Usually these are “empirical,” as opposed to a-priori or “real” definitions. In this article we defend an a-priori definition of wisdom. We briefly explain a-priori and empirical definitions, and how they relate to each other in research. After rejecting two classical a-priori definitions of wisdom, we
P, McKee, C, Barber
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Many gerontologists propose definitions of wisdom. Usually these are “empirical,” as opposed to a-priori or “real” definitions. In this article we defend an a-priori definition of wisdom. We briefly explain a-priori and empirical definitions, and how they relate to each other in research. After rejecting two classical a-priori definitions of wisdom, we
P, McKee, C, Barber
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Family Process, 2006
This article explores some of the features involved in making wise decisions in couples and family therapy. Delineating what qualities are involved in making wise decisions in life—so as to live the “good life” in the polis, and the necessary contributions of life experiences in this task—was first discussed by Aristotle.A major problem that therapists
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This article explores some of the features involved in making wise decisions in couples and family therapy. Delineating what qualities are involved in making wise decisions in life—so as to live the “good life” in the polis, and the necessary contributions of life experiences in this task—was first discussed by Aristotle.A major problem that therapists
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Journal of Information Science, 2008
This article reports exploratory research on the meanings associated with the concept of wisdom by two groups of intending information professionals. Concern for the limited success of knowledge management initiatives and the complexity and hyperturbulence of organizational environments has provoked discussion of the role of wisdom in organizations ...
Rowley, Jennifer, Slack, Frances
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This article reports exploratory research on the meanings associated with the concept of wisdom by two groups of intending information professionals. Concern for the limited success of knowledge management initiatives and the complexity and hyperturbulence of organizational environments has provoked discussion of the role of wisdom in organizations ...
Rowley, Jennifer, Slack, Frances
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2022
This chapter outlines contemporary research related to excellent and inadequate leadership. This research reveals some practical problems arising in leadership research and identifies important psychological issues that contribute to bad or toxic leadership.
Rooney, David, McKenna, Bernard
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This chapter outlines contemporary research related to excellent and inadequate leadership. This research reveals some practical problems arising in leadership research and identifies important psychological issues that contribute to bad or toxic leadership.
Rooney, David, McKenna, Bernard
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2009
Abstract This article addresses the following questions: What is this tradition of ‘wisdom’ to which the wise men ultimately belong? How far back do its roots go, and what literature specifically contains its insights? The genre of wisdom that begins with the book of Proverbs developed in a number of different directions as the canon ...
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Abstract This article addresses the following questions: What is this tradition of ‘wisdom’ to which the wise men ultimately belong? How far back do its roots go, and what literature specifically contains its insights? The genre of wisdom that begins with the book of Proverbs developed in a number of different directions as the canon ...
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Computer, 2011
In most circumstances, computing has faded into the background of our lives as part of the global infrastructure. However, it still has the ability to remind of us its presence.
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In most circumstances, computing has faded into the background of our lives as part of the global infrastructure. However, it still has the ability to remind of us its presence.
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New Phytologist, 2012
Many organisms such as bacteria, fungi, oomycetes, nematodes and insects grow, feed and/or reproduce in close association with plant hosts. To establish such intimate interactions, symbionts (either mutualistic or parasitic) secrete effectors into host tissues, which are molecules that modulate plant cell structures and processes (Win et al., 2012a ...
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Many organisms such as bacteria, fungi, oomycetes, nematodes and insects grow, feed and/or reproduce in close association with plant hosts. To establish such intimate interactions, symbionts (either mutualistic or parasitic) secrete effectors into host tissues, which are molecules that modulate plant cell structures and processes (Win et al., 2012a ...
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Fragments of Wisdom, Wisdom in Fragments
2017analisi dei frammenti sapienziali di ...
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2006
In questo saggio si evidenzia la visione chiusa del mondo greco che caratterizzò Arnaldo Momigliano, e che lo portò a dare scarso peso ai contatti che esso ebbe con le culture e i popoli stranieri.
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In questo saggio si evidenzia la visione chiusa del mondo greco che caratterizzò Arnaldo Momigliano, e che lo portò a dare scarso peso ai contatti che esso ebbe con le culture e i popoli stranieri.
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