Bloker writes, "Imagine yourself deciding to go with the topic you've been considering. Now imagine finishing your dissertation and holding it in your hand. Ask yourself, 'What shall I name this creation?' Try naming it; paly with titles that are clearly too outrageous, and see which ones delight you. At the very least you'll have fun with your work; at the most you might be able to clarify and focus for yourself what your really want to write about."
I read this after I had working on some additional titles and sending them to my chairman for his commentary. So, I missed the fun of the outrageous titles, maybe I'll try that . . . but not today. Here's the serious list:
Here's a few titles in the order that I like the best - or at least what I liked best at time. Probably would put them in the same order today.
- Leading organizations in a chaotic era: Finding meaning for today in
John's Apocalypse through hermeneutic phenomenology
- Exploring leadership in John's Apocalypse: A hermeneutic phenomenology
inquiry into the meaning of leading organizations in chaotic times
- Discovering meaning for organizational leadership in chaos: Exploring
the relevance of John's Apocalypse for 21st century organizational
leaders through hermeneutic phenomenology
- A philosophical inquiry into the meaning of leading organizations in
chaotic times: Exploring leadership in John's Apocalypse through
hermeneutic phenomenology
- Exploring leadership in John's Apocalypse through hermeneutic
phenomenology: A philosophic approach to discovering meaning in
organizational leadership in chaotic times
- Exploring the meaning of organizational leadership in John's
Apocalypse: A hermeneutic phenomenology inquiry
- The recovery of meaning for organizational leadership in a chaotic
era: Exploring organizational leadership in John's Apocalypse through
hermeneutic phenomenology
- Toward a philosophy of leading organizations in chaotic times:
Exploring organizational leadership in John's Apocalypse through
hermeneutic phenomenology
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