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當代領導力－其發展及在中國企業之可行性 / Modern leadership–development and practicality in chinese companies殷麗莎, Yin, Lisa Unknown Date (has links)
The topic of leadership and leadership devolvement has attracted considerable interest from both academics and practitioners. Further, there have been explicit and implicit claims, that both leadership and culture are linked with each other and both influence organizational performance. While modern leadership and its evolving theories has been examined independently, its applicability was taken as universally. Few studies have investigated the association between the three concepts. This thesis focuses on the new styles of modern leadership and presents evidence suggesting that leadership is very dependent on its cultural context. It further shows that most leadership theories are based on western values, and therefore questions, whether these are applicable in Chinese companies. In fact, this paper is based on the assumption that the relationship between leadership style and performance is mediated by the organizational culture that is present at hand. It concludes with several implications for theory and practice and identifies future research objectives.
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Das Genfer Modell zur Diskursanalyse - Möglichkeiten und Grenzen seiner Anwendung in der Exegese des Neuen Testaments = The Geneva model of discourse analysis and its application to New Testament exegesis: potential and limitationsWüsthoff, Cornelia 31 May 2007 (has links)
Summaries in German and English / The Geneva model of discourse analysis is a linguistic tool developed by Eddy Roulet and his
team in Geneva. It was first presented in its modular approach in 1999. This dissertation
examines whether the Geneva model can be applied to New Testament texts and whether this
application yields results for exegesis. I first explain the model with its five basic modules and
twelve organization forms, giving examples from German texts as well as simple New
Testament examples. Then I apply the model to two New Testament texts (Rom 6:1,11 and
John 8:31,42), summarizing the results in relation to exegesis at the end of each analysis. In
the final chapter I discuss which parts of the Geneva model should generally be applied to
New Testament exegesis, explaining its potential and its limitations and suggesting some
areas in which the Geneva model could be complemented by other approaches. / Das Genfer Modell ist ein von Eddy Roulet und seinem Team in Genf entwickelter
linguistischer Ansatz zur Diskursanalyse. Er wurde 1999 erstmalig in seiner modularen
Auspragung vorgestellt. In der vorliegenden Arbeit wird untersucht, ob dieses Modell auf
neutestamentliche Texte angewendet werden kann und ob diese Anwendung einen Ertrag fur
die Exegese bringt. Ich erlautere dazu das Modell mit seinen funf Grundmodulen und zwolf
Modulverbindungen zunachst an deutschen und einfachen neutestamentlichen Beispielen.
Sodann wende ich das Modell auf zwei neutestamentliche Texte an (Rom 6:1-11 und Joh
8:31-42). Am Ende jeder Anwendung fasse ich die Ergebnisse fur die Exegese dieser Texte
zusammen. Im Schlusskapitel schliesslich erortere ich, welche Teile des Modells in der
Exegese mit Gewinn eingesetzt werden konnen, wo Nutzen und Grenzen seiner Anwendung
liegen und in welchen Bereichen das Modell durch andere Ansatze sinnvoll erganzt werden
kann. / New Testament / M. Th. (New Testament)
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Das Genfer Modell zur Diskursanalyse - Möglichkeiten und Grenzen seiner Anwendung in der Exegese des Neuen Testaments = The Geneva model of discourse analysis and its application to New Testament exegesis: potential and limitationsWüsthoff, Cornelia 31 May 2007 (has links)
Summaries in German and English / The Geneva model of discourse analysis is a linguistic tool developed by Eddy Roulet and his
team in Geneva. It was first presented in its modular approach in 1999. This dissertation
examines whether the Geneva model can be applied to New Testament texts and whether this
application yields results for exegesis. I first explain the model with its five basic modules and
twelve organization forms, giving examples from German texts as well as simple New
Testament examples. Then I apply the model to two New Testament texts (Rom 6:1,11 and
John 8:31,42), summarizing the results in relation to exegesis at the end of each analysis. In
the final chapter I discuss which parts of the Geneva model should generally be applied to
New Testament exegesis, explaining its potential and its limitations and suggesting some
areas in which the Geneva model could be complemented by other approaches. / Das Genfer Modell ist ein von Eddy Roulet und seinem Team in Genf entwickelter
linguistischer Ansatz zur Diskursanalyse. Er wurde 1999 erstmalig in seiner modularen
Auspragung vorgestellt. In der vorliegenden Arbeit wird untersucht, ob dieses Modell auf
neutestamentliche Texte angewendet werden kann und ob diese Anwendung einen Ertrag fur
die Exegese bringt. Ich erlautere dazu das Modell mit seinen funf Grundmodulen und zwolf
Modulverbindungen zunachst an deutschen und einfachen neutestamentlichen Beispielen.
Sodann wende ich das Modell auf zwei neutestamentliche Texte an (Rom 6:1-11 und Joh
8:31-42). Am Ende jeder Anwendung fasse ich die Ergebnisse fur die Exegese dieser Texte
zusammen. Im Schlusskapitel schliesslich erortere ich, welche Teile des Modells in der
Exegese mit Gewinn eingesetzt werden konnen, wo Nutzen und Grenzen seiner Anwendung
liegen und in welchen Bereichen das Modell durch andere Ansatze sinnvoll erganzt werden
kann. / New Testament / M. Th. (New Testament)
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