[Klein, G. (2013). Seeing what others don't: The remarkable ways we gain insights. New York, NY: PublicAffairs.] Translated by Nara, J. (2015). Tokyo, Japan:
[Gayoso, R. (2014). How to win in every scenario: Using scenario planning to create win-win solutions in Ukrain and in other complex situation.
Bloomington, IN: Xlibris] Translated by Nara, J. (2015). Tokyo, Japan: Forest Publishing.
Educational Dialogue: Philosophos
-Affectionately dedicated to all lovers of wisdom everywhere.
Scuola di Atene
The word philosopher originally came from the Ancient Greek word φιλόσοφος (philosophos), that means 'lover of wisdom'. More precisely, a philosopher is any intellectual who has made great contributions to academia -humanities, arts and sciences. In the classical meaning, a philosopher is any thinker who lives according to a way of life and pursues her/his raison d'etra.
In this special educational program, Dr. Jun Nara invites academicians and educators to ask about their research, activities, core values and life philosophy and share some insights of their personal lives with us. The interview scripts in English and Japanese are posted below.
Regardless of nationaltity, age, sex, race, specialty, and other social and cultural backgrounds, we always welcome new applicants. If you are interested in joining this program, contact us at .
<The Guest Professors & Instructors>
Name / Country / Specialty / Organization
Rom Gayoso, Ph.D. / Brazil & USA / Business & Economics / Grand Canyon University & Wilkes University
