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    ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ What is a director’s role? Brenton Kenton Executive development Year: 1995 Volume: 8 Issue: 2 Page: 16-18 ISSN: 0953-3230 DOI: 10.1108/09533239510086358 This article evaluates the roles of a director and the importance of a strong sense of purpose for any organisation. The three main roles outlined in the article are policy‚ strategy and operations. External and internal monitoring

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    Of happiness the crown And chiefest part Is wisdom‚ and to hold The gods in awe. This is the law That‚ seeing the stricken heart Of pride brought down‚ We learn when we are old. These lines simply put‚ state that wisdom is good‚ reverence for the gods is necessary‚ pride is bad‚ and fate is inevitable‚ and in order to be a good you had to follow these rules. The chorus says that the punishing blows of fate will eventually teach men wisdom. Sophocles tried to stress these four lessons throughout

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    Habit of Mind

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    A habit of mind is a way of thinking that one acquires over time. It is a type of thought that involves thinking beyond what society considers right or wrong‚ but acknowledging through complex thought‚ what is morally right. It is not easily achieved and is somewhat like a muscle‚ in that you have to build it up over time through intellectual work and hardship. Not everyone can achieve a strong habit of mind‚ in fact most don’t. The habit is a way of thinking that allows one to communicate with

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    eliminate suffering. Suffering ultimately comes from delusions‚ so if we obtain proper wisdom we can rid ourselves of delusions‚ and thus of all our problems and suffering. When this process is complete‚ we can leave cyclic existence and enjoy the state of Nirvana‚ free of

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    three sub-themes of this project. Forgiveness arises in the presence of the wisdom of love; when there is love in the presence of the enemy; and when the nearness of death shines a light on what is important—love. Justice calls for punishment or requital of a wrong. Forgiveness gives up the claim for requital—and even the resentment that accompanies that claim. What creates the capacity for forgiveness? Often‚ wisdom traditions and‚ occasionally‚ works of literature suggest that love is the only

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    the elimination of fear for death‚ and the absence of all pain in the body. By doing so‚ the quote implies that the soul will obtain the maximum inner peace. The process to achieve this begins with wisdom and “sober reasoning‚ searching out the grounds of every choice and avoidance” (p. 655). Wisdom breaks down the available means and calculate the best decision to secure the greatest pleasure. In his letter‚ Epicurus suggests that once this is attained‚ there is “… no need to go in search of something

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    more focused on finding wisdom‚ which is also the reason that after drinking all night he is neither drunk nor hung over. All of the men focused on what love is and drank all night to enjoy themselves‚ and in the process forgot that their own wisdom could help them to find what makes them happy and help them to discover their good life. In pursuing love as the answer to their good life‚ Socrates’ friends lost their wisdom and passed out drunk while Socrates was sharing his wisdom with them. Because of

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    the Community are living shallow and superficial lives. As Jonas begins his work as the Receiver of Memories‚ he gains wisdom and through that wisdom‚ learns that in protecting the Community from the memories‚ their lives have lacked feeling and understanding. In the end‚ Jonas learns to value his new way of seeing and chooses to risk everything to restore mindfulness and wisdom to everyone in the Community. Example Body Paragraph for First Argument (Main Point #1): The people in Jonas‟s Community

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    this tragic passing‚ and the “strong sorrow” (2:3:135) it has brought to us all. Banquo was a truly memorable man‚ who possessed qualities that let him be a man of “wisdom‚ amazement‚ temperance‚ and energy” (2:3:16-17). He will be remembered as a man who was endowed with true loyalty - to king‚ country‚ and family‚ as well as wisdom and foresight that provided him with venerable leadership‚ and an admirable personality which was “so full of valiance” (1:4:62). Many people would say that Banquo’s

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    their raft go and trapping them on the wreckage‚ saved the man the other thieves were going to murder‚ showing Huck’s morals. Huck is a moral individual who helps those in need. Huck Gains his life experience in that manner. Finally‚ Huck gains more wisdom of the world‚ having experience.

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