Chapitre D'ouvrage Année : 2024

From accountability to trust: developing a phenomenology of the emergence of a sense of responsibility

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In this chapter, drawing on Paul Ricœur (2004), we take a phenomenological approach to studying the life and work of a Navy chef, analysing how his sense of obligation led him to create a harmonious kitchen and self-service restaurant. We argue that the chef worked out of a sense of responsibility and love, overcoming his mistreatment as a young worker: "He returned evil with good," by "treating others as he would want to be treated." Responsibility engendered trust in his staff, which replaced coercion. Ricoeur's criteria for a just and fair society define the chef's stance and behaviour.

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hal-04642254 , version 1 (09-07-2024)

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Philippe Jacquinot, Arnaud Pellissier-Tanon. From accountability to trust: developing a phenomenology of the emergence of a sense of responsibility. Hugo Letiche; Ivo De Loo; Carolyn Cordery; Jean-Luc Moriceau. Accounting research : ethnographic methods in organisation and accounting, Routledge, pp.182-199, 2024, Business for Society, 978-1-032-44289-1. ⟨10.4324/9781003371441-12⟩. ⟨hal-04642254⟩
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