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Graham Ward

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Leading in the Age of Anxiety

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By Graham Ward
| INSEAD Knowledge
Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player... Leaders today must grapple with a complex world. Technological advancements have concentrated power in the hands of a few, deepening existing structural inequalities. Much of the internet runs on algorithms designed to amplify alarm and suppress complexity.
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The Wounded Walker

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By Graham Ward
| Commonweal Magazine Verified
Michel de Certeau (College de France) Michel de Certeau’s biographer, François Dosse, tells a revealing story from his subject’s childhood. Born in 1925 to a Savoyard family of the lesser French nobility, Certeau was raised in a highly conservative Catholic milieu under the severe discipline of his father. In true Savoyard style, Michel responded by becoming a transgressor and a provocative wit. One day, he told his parents that he wanted to become a Muslim.
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The Diremption of Meaning

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By Graham Ward
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Introduction In this essay for Rowan Williams, and paying respects to a significant aspect of his theological thinking, I want to tease out something of the nature of theology as a discursive endeavour. The burden of my argument bears upon the difficulty of writing theologically. It can be summed up as something like this: the difficulty of theology lies in engaging the deception of having ultimate answers to ultimate questions.
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