Seeking Meaning, Living Authenticity and Leadership in Public Space. A Philosophical Perspective

Sandu FRUNZĂ

Abstract


Postmodern man has a strong drive to build a horizon of life quality, meaning, and authentic living experiences that he increasingly wishes to be part of his personal life and public life. His action in the public space is based on a special vocation to cultivate the qualities of institutional leadership and informal leadership, including public sector leaders. Every time, philosophy makes available instruments for learning, communication, meaningfulness and reality construction meant to meet the human need for authenticity. The present text conveys a few aspects by which appropriating a life philosophy may ensure leaders’ personal development and may increase their influence upon the others.  


Keywords


meaning, authenticity, leadership, personal development, minimal philosophy, ethical life philosophy, ethics, public space, public administrators.

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.24193/tras.52E.2 Creative Commons License
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