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Charisma, leadership and personality traits
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Key Traits Associated With Leadership
Mahatma Gandhi
Charismatic leaders
Charisma gives the presence of
the person who has it
“a dimension of to be”.
It is not accidentally that the word charisma has the same etymologic root with the word enthusiasm
(“en-theos” = to release God from us).
Generally, charisma is associated with power. Along the history, we have many examples of charismatic leaders
for the example
Adolf Hitler.
Big Five Personality Traits
Benito Mussolini
Charisma definition
Napoleon Bonaparte
Charisma it might be defined as the personality trait, mainly expressed by non-verbal language
(attitude, gestures, look, voice, etc.),
but as well by verbal language.
The word charisma has, first of all, a religious origin: it is the mane given to extraordinary spiritual gifts.
In Greek, charisma means “divine grace or favor”.
Only later, the word charisma meant the authority of a known, prestigious person, the influence such person exercises on someone else.
The root “charis”, which names grace.
Manipulation
Therefore, the three classic meanings of the word “grace” deserve our attention:
Martin Luther king
Manipulation is pathological communication, understanding by this communication hidden and malicious intentions, at the extent that the interlocutor’s interests are.
In the best case, ignored by the manipulator and its self-determination undermined.
The manipulator replaces the will of the manipulated with its own will, kidnaps its free arbiter either by offering false pretenses for an apparently free choice or by exploiting the fundamental needs (subsistence or information, integration and affirmation) and of social reflexes or by inducing emotions and mobilizing
the individual
or collective subconscious.
- Charm (in French the word “charme” has as first meaning “spell”) of beauty, joy,pleasure;
- Favor, benevolence, courtship, signs of respect, condescendence, desire to like (la bonne grace);
- Acknowledgement, reward, remuneration, wage, gifts received only because one is king, deity;