academic articles
academic articles
Courage: A Round-Up of Recent Academic Papers
If you would like to explore scholarly discussions on courage, here is a sampling of the work from various disciplines from the past few years.
- “Character and Fitness for Leadership: Educating Lawyers for Compassion and Courage as Well as Brains—The Wizard of Oz Was Right”
R. Lisle Baker, Tennessee Journal of Law & Policy - “Teaching Moral Courage & Rights-Based Leadership in Medicine: A Cross-Disciplinary Exploration”
Esha Bansal and Timothy Rice, Teaching and Learning in Medicine - “The Role of Courage Within Moral Imagination: A Critique”
Nisigandha Bhuyan and Arunima Chakraborty, Journal of Business Ethics - “Conceptualising Risk-Taking in Educational Settings for Enabling Pedagogies of Courage”
Mandy Cooke, Contemporary Issues in Early Childhood - “Enhancing Moral Courage Through a Positive School Moral Atmosphere: A Moderated Mediation Model”
Gaixia Fan and Ruolin Yang, Social Behavior and Personality - “mSphere of Influence: Courage and Resilience in Life and Science”
Anat Florentin, mSphere - “The Quest for the Courageous Teacher in Plato’s Laches”
Frank Giuseffi, Journal of Thought - “Ethical Diversity, The Common Good, and The Courage of Dialogue”
Seamus Mulryan, Educational Theory - “Courage in Vulnerability as a Psychological Quality and Civic Virtue”
Ivana Ryška Vajdová, International Journal of Religion & Spirituality in Society - “The Anthropocene, Self-Cultivation, and Courage: The Jesuit François Noël as a Witness of Inter-Religious Dialogue Between Aristotelian and Confucian Ethics”
Yves Vendé, Religions
