Rethinking Aristotelian Communities as Contemporary Corporations

Roca, Esther

doi:10.5840/pom20086236

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“…In these decision-situations, Aristotelian man experiences solitude in depth for the first and only time in Aristotelian thinking. Although not explored further in thisarticle, I want to suggest that, as a whole, Aristotelian thought shows the specific limitations of a collectivist system because of the excessive weight that polis assumes (Buber, 1973;Roca, 2008).…”

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Introducing Practical Wisdom in Business Schools

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2007

J Bus Ethics

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This article echoes those voices that demand new approaches and 'senses' for management education and business programs. Much of the article is focused on showing that the polemic about the educative model of business schools has moral and epistemological foundations and opens up the debate over the type of knowledge that practitioners need to possess in order to manage organizations, and how this knowledge can be taught in management programs. The article attempts to highlight the moral dimension of management through a reinterpretation of the Aristotelian concept of practical wisdom.

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