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Charisma can be as mundane and as universal as the “naked capacity of mustering assent,” a capacity that has nothing to do with position, or power, or advantage, but emanates solely from an inherent personal magnetism (de Jouvenel 1958:163).
Here, we tested an operational conceptual-ization of charisma in the context of everyday life. Specifically, we proposed that charisma is composed of the interpersonally focused dimensions of influence (the ability to guide others) and affability (the ability to make other people feel comfortable and at ease).
1 sty 2013 · The Routledge International Handbook of Charisma provides an unprecedented multidimensional and multidisciplinary comparative analysis of the phenomenon of charisma – first defined by Max...
This guide began as a collection of supplementary material for a one-off workshop on essay-writing in philosophy. It is now presented to you as a handbook for students on the basics of philosophical writing. As supervisors ourselves, the four of us began the project out of a desire
This article explores the 12 tactics in detail, providing examples from business and politics, and offers guidance on how to start implementing them.
20 lip 2023 · However, it may be challenging to discern whether leaders and potential leaders exhibit charisma for humanistic purposes versus charisma for personal benefit. This exploratory study provides insight into the ways that self-identified charismatic individuals make sense of their charisma.
Abstract. Although both scholars and lay people are fascinated with charismatic individuals, relatively few theorists have attempted to define charisma. Much of the empirical research. examining charisma has been concerned with the study of leadership. Even within that literature,
