Leading minds : an anatomy of leadership
Gardner, Howard.
Leading minds : an anatomy of leadership Howard Gardner - New York : Basic Books, c1995 - xv, 400 pages: illustrations ; 23 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
1. Introduction: A Cognitive Approach to Leadership -- 2. Human Development and Leadership -- 3. The Leaders' Stories -- 4. Margaret Mead: An Observer of Diverse Cultures Educates Her Own -- 5. J. Robert Oppenheimer: The Teaching of Physics, the Lessons of Politics -- 6. Robert Maynard Hutchins: Bringing "The Higher Learning" to America -- 7. Alfred P. Sloan, Jr.: The Business of America -- 8. George C. Marshall: The Embodiment of the Good Soldier -- 9. Pope John XXIII: Rediscovering the Spirit of the Church -- 10. Eleanor Roosevelt: Ordinariness and Extraordinariness -- 11. Martin Luther King, Jr.: Leading in a Rapidly Changing Environment -- 12. Margaret Thatcher: A Clear Sense of Identity; 13. A Generation of World Leaders -- 14. Jean Monnet and Mahatma Gandhi: Leadership beyond National Boundaries; 15. Lessons from the Past, Implications for the Future .
Drawing on his groundbreaking work on intelligence and creativity, Harvard psychologist Howard Gardner, developer of the theory of Multiple Intelligences, offers fascinating revelations about the mind.
465082807
CASE STUDY
HM 141 .G37 1995
Leading minds : an anatomy of leadership Howard Gardner - New York : Basic Books, c1995 - xv, 400 pages: illustrations ; 23 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
1. Introduction: A Cognitive Approach to Leadership -- 2. Human Development and Leadership -- 3. The Leaders' Stories -- 4. Margaret Mead: An Observer of Diverse Cultures Educates Her Own -- 5. J. Robert Oppenheimer: The Teaching of Physics, the Lessons of Politics -- 6. Robert Maynard Hutchins: Bringing "The Higher Learning" to America -- 7. Alfred P. Sloan, Jr.: The Business of America -- 8. George C. Marshall: The Embodiment of the Good Soldier -- 9. Pope John XXIII: Rediscovering the Spirit of the Church -- 10. Eleanor Roosevelt: Ordinariness and Extraordinariness -- 11. Martin Luther King, Jr.: Leading in a Rapidly Changing Environment -- 12. Margaret Thatcher: A Clear Sense of Identity; 13. A Generation of World Leaders -- 14. Jean Monnet and Mahatma Gandhi: Leadership beyond National Boundaries; 15. Lessons from the Past, Implications for the Future .
Drawing on his groundbreaking work on intelligence and creativity, Harvard psychologist Howard Gardner, developer of the theory of Multiple Intelligences, offers fascinating revelations about the mind.
465082807
CASE STUDY
HM 141 .G37 1995