Wisdom learning: perspectives on wising-up business and management education

In: Practical wisdom in leadership and organization series

Abstract

Introduction -- Conceptual contributions and alternative perspectives on wisdom learning, teaching and education -- Disposition capacity for learning wisdom in business schools business schools' role in embodying a wise graduate disposition / Bernard McKenna -- Catharsis in the classroom? / Matt Statler & Stephen Taylor -- Cultivating practical wisdom through emergent learning / Marilyn Taylor -- The seven pillars of paradoxical organizational wisdom : on the use of paradox as a vehicle to synthesize knowledge and ignorance / Filipa Rocha Rodrigues, Miguel Pina e Cunha; Arménio Rego & Stewart Clegg -- Too busy to learn : wisdom, mindfulness, and grounding learning / David Rooney & Nina Kongsbakk -- Is practical wisdom and learning literature actually wise on its right to speak? / Vincenzo Mario Bruno Giorgino& Xabier Renteria-Uriarte -- Empirical and practical contributions for wisdom learning, teaching and education -- Practical wisdom and professional development : engagement for the next generation of business / Monika Ardelt & Charles Oden -- A wise coursed educating for wisdom in the 21st century / Martin Hays (Jay) -- How managers understand wisdom in decision-making : a phronetic research approach / Mike J. Thompson -- Educating future business leaders to be practically wise : designing an MBA curriculum to strengthen good decision making / Dennis Wittmer & Cynthia V. Fukami -- Exploring practical wisdom : teaching management in a spirit of co-creation / Ksenija Napan -- Embodied "aesth-ethics" for developing practical wisdom in management education/learning / Wendelin Küpers