Thought Work
Thinking, Action, and the Fate of the World
Herausgeber: Minnich, Elizabeth K.; Patton, Michael Quinn
Thought Work
Thinking, Action, and the Fate of the World
Herausgeber: Minnich, Elizabeth K.; Patton, Michael Quinn
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Minnich and Patton gather an eclectic cohort of thought-leaders to reflect on the importance and intricacies of thinking in their respective fields. Philosophically framed and interdisciplinary in approach, this illuminating book is designed to be supremely useful to readers from all backgrounds.
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Minnich and Patton gather an eclectic cohort of thought-leaders to reflect on the importance and intricacies of thinking in their respective fields. Philosophically framed and interdisciplinary in approach, this illuminating book is designed to be supremely useful to readers from all backgrounds.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 370
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. Oktober 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 753g
- ISBN-13: 9781538131527
- ISBN-10: 1538131528
- Artikelnr.: 56729815
- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 370
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. Oktober 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 753g
- ISBN-13: 9781538131527
- ISBN-10: 1538131528
- Artikelnr.: 56729815
Edited by Elizabeth K. Minnich and Michael Quinn Patton
Preface: Beyond Banalities: Thinking at Work in the World, Elizabeth K.
Minnich and Michael Quinn Patton I. What is Thinking? Chapter 1. Thinking
about Thinking with Hannah Arendt in Mind Elizabeth K. Minnich 2. Beyond
Banality in Thinking About Thinking Michael Quinn Patton II. Teaching
Thinking Chapter 3. The Limits of Moral Heroism Allen Dunne Chapter 4.
Thinking Responsibly: Barriers and Pathways Troy Duster Chapter 5.
Perceiving the Possibility of Possibility: Making Thinking the Heart of
Education Eduardo Duarte Chapter 6. Teaching Thinking Elizabeth Minnich
Chapter 7. Thought in Progress: Field Notes from Norway Jan Reinert Karlen
III. Ethical, Moral, and Political Thinking Chapter 8. Shakespeare's Faust:
A Parable of Our Time Gayle Greene Chapter 9. Why Not Lie? A Reflective
Essay Elizabeth Minnich Chapter 10. Critical thinking and its limitations:
Can we think our way out of white supremacy? Stephen Brookfield Chapter 1l.
Thinking like an organizer: Habits of Resistance Si Kahn IV. Thinking at
Work Chapter 12. Beyond Banal Business Practices: Reflections on
Thoughtless And Thoughtful Practices of International Businesses in
Developing Countries Frederick Bird Chapter 13. Strategic Thinking in
Support of Intensive and Extensive Good, John M. Bryson, Barbara C. Crosby,
and Danbi Seo Chapter 14. Can Systems Thinking be an Antidote to Evil? G.P.
Richardson Chapter 15 Entrepreneurial Thinking As Change Agent for Good
Mary Gowan Chapter 16. ThoughtWork in Program Evaluation: Beyond Banality
in Evaluation Practice Michael Quinn Patton V. Afterword Chapter 17.
Reflections on ThoughtWork Elizabeth K. Minnich and Michael Quinn Patton
Minnich and Michael Quinn Patton I. What is Thinking? Chapter 1. Thinking
about Thinking with Hannah Arendt in Mind Elizabeth K. Minnich 2. Beyond
Banality in Thinking About Thinking Michael Quinn Patton II. Teaching
Thinking Chapter 3. The Limits of Moral Heroism Allen Dunne Chapter 4.
Thinking Responsibly: Barriers and Pathways Troy Duster Chapter 5.
Perceiving the Possibility of Possibility: Making Thinking the Heart of
Education Eduardo Duarte Chapter 6. Teaching Thinking Elizabeth Minnich
Chapter 7. Thought in Progress: Field Notes from Norway Jan Reinert Karlen
III. Ethical, Moral, and Political Thinking Chapter 8. Shakespeare's Faust:
A Parable of Our Time Gayle Greene Chapter 9. Why Not Lie? A Reflective
Essay Elizabeth Minnich Chapter 10. Critical thinking and its limitations:
Can we think our way out of white supremacy? Stephen Brookfield Chapter 1l.
Thinking like an organizer: Habits of Resistance Si Kahn IV. Thinking at
Work Chapter 12. Beyond Banal Business Practices: Reflections on
Thoughtless And Thoughtful Practices of International Businesses in
Developing Countries Frederick Bird Chapter 13. Strategic Thinking in
Support of Intensive and Extensive Good, John M. Bryson, Barbara C. Crosby,
and Danbi Seo Chapter 14. Can Systems Thinking be an Antidote to Evil? G.P.
Richardson Chapter 15 Entrepreneurial Thinking As Change Agent for Good
Mary Gowan Chapter 16. ThoughtWork in Program Evaluation: Beyond Banality
in Evaluation Practice Michael Quinn Patton V. Afterword Chapter 17.
Reflections on ThoughtWork Elizabeth K. Minnich and Michael Quinn Patton
Preface: Beyond Banalities: Thinking at Work in the World, Elizabeth K.
Minnich and Michael Quinn Patton I. What is Thinking? Chapter 1. Thinking
about Thinking with Hannah Arendt in Mind Elizabeth K. Minnich 2. Beyond
Banality in Thinking About Thinking Michael Quinn Patton II. Teaching
Thinking Chapter 3. The Limits of Moral Heroism Allen Dunne Chapter 4.
Thinking Responsibly: Barriers and Pathways Troy Duster Chapter 5.
Perceiving the Possibility of Possibility: Making Thinking the Heart of
Education Eduardo Duarte Chapter 6. Teaching Thinking Elizabeth Minnich
Chapter 7. Thought in Progress: Field Notes from Norway Jan Reinert Karlen
III. Ethical, Moral, and Political Thinking Chapter 8. Shakespeare's Faust:
A Parable of Our Time Gayle Greene Chapter 9. Why Not Lie? A Reflective
Essay Elizabeth Minnich Chapter 10. Critical thinking and its limitations:
Can we think our way out of white supremacy? Stephen Brookfield Chapter 1l.
Thinking like an organizer: Habits of Resistance Si Kahn IV. Thinking at
Work Chapter 12. Beyond Banal Business Practices: Reflections on
Thoughtless And Thoughtful Practices of International Businesses in
Developing Countries Frederick Bird Chapter 13. Strategic Thinking in
Support of Intensive and Extensive Good, John M. Bryson, Barbara C. Crosby,
and Danbi Seo Chapter 14. Can Systems Thinking be an Antidote to Evil? G.P.
Richardson Chapter 15 Entrepreneurial Thinking As Change Agent for Good
Mary Gowan Chapter 16. ThoughtWork in Program Evaluation: Beyond Banality
in Evaluation Practice Michael Quinn Patton V. Afterword Chapter 17.
Reflections on ThoughtWork Elizabeth K. Minnich and Michael Quinn Patton
Minnich and Michael Quinn Patton I. What is Thinking? Chapter 1. Thinking
about Thinking with Hannah Arendt in Mind Elizabeth K. Minnich 2. Beyond
Banality in Thinking About Thinking Michael Quinn Patton II. Teaching
Thinking Chapter 3. The Limits of Moral Heroism Allen Dunne Chapter 4.
Thinking Responsibly: Barriers and Pathways Troy Duster Chapter 5.
Perceiving the Possibility of Possibility: Making Thinking the Heart of
Education Eduardo Duarte Chapter 6. Teaching Thinking Elizabeth Minnich
Chapter 7. Thought in Progress: Field Notes from Norway Jan Reinert Karlen
III. Ethical, Moral, and Political Thinking Chapter 8. Shakespeare's Faust:
A Parable of Our Time Gayle Greene Chapter 9. Why Not Lie? A Reflective
Essay Elizabeth Minnich Chapter 10. Critical thinking and its limitations:
Can we think our way out of white supremacy? Stephen Brookfield Chapter 1l.
Thinking like an organizer: Habits of Resistance Si Kahn IV. Thinking at
Work Chapter 12. Beyond Banal Business Practices: Reflections on
Thoughtless And Thoughtful Practices of International Businesses in
Developing Countries Frederick Bird Chapter 13. Strategic Thinking in
Support of Intensive and Extensive Good, John M. Bryson, Barbara C. Crosby,
and Danbi Seo Chapter 14. Can Systems Thinking be an Antidote to Evil? G.P.
Richardson Chapter 15 Entrepreneurial Thinking As Change Agent for Good
Mary Gowan Chapter 16. ThoughtWork in Program Evaluation: Beyond Banality
in Evaluation Practice Michael Quinn Patton V. Afterword Chapter 17.
Reflections on ThoughtWork Elizabeth K. Minnich and Michael Quinn Patton