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Book SynopsisCovering leadership in the arts and humanities, this volume explores the notion that leadership is both a discursive practice and a performative identity that is situated in a body that not only thinks, but moves, acts, has emotions and desires, ages, experiences, hurts, and senses.
Table of ContentsContributors vii
Introduction xiii
Lois Ruskai Melina
Part One: Leadership Thresholds 1
Gloria J. Burgess
1. The Anatomy of Leadership 5
Stephanie Guastella Lindsay
2. Dramatic Leadership: Dorothy Heathcote’s Autopoietic, or Embodied, Leadership Model 23
Kate Katafiasz
3. Leadership in the Time of Liminality: A Framework for Leadership in an Era of Deep Transformation 43
David Holzmer
4. Seeking Alignment in the World Body: The Art of Embodiment 65
Skye Burn
Part Two: Leaders Are Their Bodies 85
Lena Lid Falkman
5. (De/Re)Constructing Leading Bodies: Developing Critical Attitudes and Somaesthetic Practices 89
Maylon Hanold
6. Dollmaking as an Expression of Women’s Leadership 109
Kimberly Yost
7. Leadership Embodiment and Resistance: The Complex Journey of Latin American Pentecostal Women Pastors 129
Nora Méndez and Fernando Mora
8. Michelle Obama’s Embodied Authentic Leadership: Leading by Lifestyle 149
Elizabeth D. Wilhoit
Part Three: Leadership By and Through the Body 171
Antonio Marturano
9. Shall I Lead Now? Learner Experiences of Leader–Follower Relationships Through Engagement with the Dance 175
Julie Burge, Ray Batchelor, and Lionel Cox
10. Embodied Learning Experience in Leadership Development 193
Perttu Salovaara and Arja Ropo
11. Professionals Are Their Bodies: The Language of the Body as Sounding Board in Leadership and Professional Communication 217
Helle Winther
12. From the Ground Up: Revisioning Sources and Methods of Leadership Development 239
Kathryn Goldman Schuyler
Name Index 259
Subject Index 263
