Wisdom as learned ignorance: integrating east-west perspectives

R. Chia; R. Holt; Eric, H Kessler; James, R Bailey

Wisdom as learned ignorance: integrating east-west perspectives

R. Chia, R. Holt, Eric, H Kessler (Editor), James, R Bailey (Editor)

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Abstract

This chapter discusses wisdom as learned ignorance, integrating east-west perspectives. It is a chapter in the handbook of organizational and managerial wisdom. Wisdom is among the most complex and profound concepts in our vernacular. It represents the epitome of human development and conduct, characterizing the most enlightened and successful people and collectives.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Handbook of organizational and managerial wisdom
Place of Publication	London
Pages	505-526
Number of pages	21
Publication status	Published - 10 Jul 2007

Keywords

wisdom
ignorance
east-west perspectives
organizational management
managerial wisdom
human development

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