Semiotics of Organizational Leadership and Gateway Leadership Induction Technology (gatelit)

Marvin B. Daniel Peláez

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Pages:: 179–209

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004468016_013

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Intellectual deficiencies can negatively impact modern business organizations. Effective leaders supplement specialized education with insights from analogies related to other disciplines. This chapter discusses Mortimer J. Alder’s research that might not appear obvious. More than identifying Great Ideas, Adler was able to show unity among those ideas in his Great Books program by identifying the summative ideas in all spheres of human activity. He believed that leaders in organizations should continuously educate themselves in the general knowledge to achieve a broad perspective when approaching organizational problem-solving. He considered the Great Books as an organizational whole that should be read in the way he suggested, not in piecemeal fashion. This chapter shows that by implementing a “Gateway Leadership Induction Technology (gatelit),” Adler employed a semiotics of leadership, informed by the Great Ideas of religion and freedom, for leadership education. In short, Adler utilized a synthesis of the ancient Greek metaphysical teaching of the one and the many and a semiotics of leadership to reform the whole of education to produce maximum of excellence in all species of human learning.

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The Great Ideas of Religion and Freedom

A Semiotic Reinterpretation of The Great Ideas Movement for the 21st Century

Series: Value Inquiry Book Series, Volume: 369, Philosophy and Religion, Volume: 369, and Value Inquiry Book Series Online

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Print Publication Date:: 17 Jul 2021

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