Critically Evaluate The Bowie's View About Servant Leadership

[nana1390]

critically evaluate the Norman Bowie's idea about servant leadership

[factor-fiction]

It's one of his better ideas.

[factor-fiction]

I think it's better to add a polite introduction to a question like this rather than just restate the essay title- tell us what the course is, what level you are studying at and politely ask for help.
It's also better to show you have done some research yourself.

[Peter Pedant]

well funny you should ask:

Uses Kant’s moral philosophy to provide a normative theory of leadership. First shows how Kant’s philosophy would reject instrumental theories of leadership and most charismatic theories of leadership. Perhaps somewhat more surprisingly, it questions some of the assumptions of servant leadership and puts constraints on transformational leadership and the leader as educator. The central concept of Kant’s moral philosophy is the dignity given to autonomy. Thus a good leader ought to respect and enrich the autonomy of followers. The Kantian leader turns followers into leaders.


dont P and P this I got it from the internet

IN fact I think the idea is for you to READ a bit about what the Bowie wrote on this subject and sum it up....

[woofgang]

Bowie thought that the only way to become a good leader was to DO YOUR OWN HOMEWORK

[boxtops]

It's either The Bowie View
Or Norman Bowie's view

you can't have both

[sandyRoe]

Isn't that the butler's job, to keep the rest of the staff in line?