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1. www.elg.net › 2015 › 08On Virtue and Honor: Memo from John Paul Jones

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   Aug 29, 2015 · A good Commander is transparent; he does not hide facts; he provides knowledge. He imbues his crew with confidence, because they know where the ship is, they know where it is going, and why. They know their mission, and that they have a good Commander to lead them there.

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2. thestrategybridge.org › the-bridge › 2019/4/1Introducing #Scharnhorst: The Vision of an Enlightened ...

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   An educated officer, in Scharnhorst’s view, was an empowered officer. On the contrary, a badly prepared one—especially a badly prepared staff officer—was an insecure actor relying on his limited experience alone. Such an officer might even present a danger to the organization and the commander he was assigned to support.

3. academic.oup.com › jope › article-abstractWhat Does It Mean to Be an Educated Person? | Journal of ...

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   Apr 14, 2010 · The competition question ‘What Does It Mean To Be An Educated Person?’ is associated with a powerful and influential line of thought in the philosophy of R. S. Peters. It is a question that needs always to be asked again.

4. www.maynoothuniversity.ie › sites › defaultWhat is an educated person? - Maynooth University

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   One can see how that moral dimension gets omitted – why the overall aims of education rarely get explored with the seriousness they deserve, and why therefore many people are rejected as poorly or ill -educated, despite their having acquired profoundly human insights, qualities and virtues.

5. elevatesociety.com › he-who-has-never-learnedHe who has never learned to obey cannot be a good commander.

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   The quote “He who has never learned to obey cannot be a good commander” has profound implications for real-life leadership and personal development. To understand this, consider the example of a young professional starting their career in any field.

6. onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › 10What Does It Mean to Be an Educated Person? - HODGSON - 2010 ...

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   Apr 14, 2010 · I respond by asking what it means, now, to be an educated person—that is, how the value of being an educated person is currently understood, and, further, how it might be understood differently.

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   What makes a good commander?

   • A good Commander shows up at social events on time, and leaves early, leaving the crew time to socialize without his presence. A good Commander never, ever, has more than two drinks at a time, or has a drop of alcohol in his veins when in a duty status. A good Commander never profits by a single penny from any involvement with his ship or service.

   On Virtue and Honor: Memo from John Paul Jones

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   Should a commander always keep a great truth before he is obeyed?

   • In one word, every commander should keep constantly before him the great truth, that to be well obeyed, he must be perfectly esteemed.” Much time has passed, and my days serving our flag in uniform are long gone. Ships and weapons have changed in ways I never thought possible. But the requirement for virtue and honor has not.

   On Virtue and Honor: Memo from John Paul Jones

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   Why did Maxwell Cameron want a lesson from Aristotle?

   • Maxwell Cameron wants politicians to take a lesson from Aristotle’s book. Odysseus was a good captain, so he took care not to mention the six-headed monster ready to snatch his sailors and devour them alive. He worried that his crew would be so terrified that they would “leave the oars in a panic and huddle down below” ( The Odyssey ).

   Aristotle & The Good Ruler | Issue 133 | Philosophy Now

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   Does Peters' account of Education underplay a critical relationship to knowledge?

   • It perhaps addresses concerns raised by Katz (2009) that Peters' account of education underplayed the necessity of a critical relationship to the construction of knowledge that questions of what it means to be an educated person should address.

   What Does It Mean to Be an Educated Person? - Oxford Academic

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   What is the ESIS of an educated person?

   • esis of an educated person]And so, the educated person, may not be academically shining, may not score high in the Leaving Certificate, but would have this sense of direction in life activities, informed by a critical sense of what is worthwhile, of what has wider social usefulness, and through which he or she gain

   What is an educated person? - Maynooth University

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   Is there a moral dimension of 'educated persons'?

   • of ‘educated persons’? Is there not a moral dimension – the possession of particular values, the exercise of certain virtues, and a moral seriousness - which should shape and direct their learning as engineers, as physicians, as nurs ipal, therefore, continues:My request is: Help

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8. philosophynow.org › Aristotle_and_The_Good_RulerAristotle & The Good Ruler | Issue 133 - Philosophy Now

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   Aristotle & The Good Ruler. Maxwell Cameron wants politicians to take a lesson from Aristotle’s book. Odysseus was a good captain, so he took care not to mention the six-headed monster ready to snatch his sailors and devour them alive.