Purpose: This paper focuses on exploring the emerging trends and themes of wisdom research in higher education during 1988-2022 period.Study design/methodology/approach: Wisdom publications (n=523) found Web Science database were quantitatively analysed. For mapping we applied Bibliometric Analysis (i.e., citation, co-citation, bibliographic coupling, co-word, co-authorship analyses). VOSviewer...

This article is a response to Backman and Barker’s Re-thinking Pedagogical Content Knowledge for Physical Education Teachers-Implications Teacher Education. It affords us an opportunity correct their misrepresentation of our research. Multiple perspectives on teaching teacher education are necessary advance the field because they provide different lenses help understand particular phenomenon. H...

What I will argue here is that the ethical potentiality of human being Aristotle cites in Nicomachean Ethics refers to general, rational capacity for someone appropriate and develop their own specific, natural capacities which make them human; name this ability called virtue, which, when expressed actions, we call good. To separate out concepts at work demands an exegesis two kinds dunamis Meta...

Abstract Within contemporary discussions on organizational wisdom, management scholars frequently turn to Aristotle’s work conceptualize wisdom as phronesis , or practical wisdom. Contrary the prevailing view, this paper argues that Aristotle did not propose an exclusively particularistic conception of but, instead acknowledged broadly conceived consists two types intellectual virtue: theoretic...

Patients, next of kin and nurses in surgical wards often raise existential questions in the encounter between life and death. Nurses' emotional knowing at this encounter is crucial. Consequently, this study's purpose was to analyse and describe nurses' emotional knowing to reveal (a) how this knowing is expressed in daily work and (b) what emotions, thoughts and actions this knowing includes. T...