Your Edge: The value proposition  Common emerging manager issues
and their resolutions - Part 2  It has been said that all of
story telling, every arc in human history, in fact, is
ultimately a retelling of the same plot line. Aristotle is known
for believing that central to plot is the pathos, or suffering,
of a central protagonist – catharsis. If you think about it, it
is remarkable thing that Brothers Karamazov and Little Red
Riding Hood have plots that are nearly indistinguishable in
their elemental form.  Our own literary epiphanies, the winning
of our hearts and minds, are therefore almost certainly not a
function of only overarching plot outline. Literature that
changes our lives demands that a story supplants our paradigm
and illumines truths that are as glaringly powerful and self-
evident as they are generally overlooked in the daily course of
our lives.  Gustave Flaubert, the famed French novelist, said
that he wanted to write a book that rested on the beauty of the
prose alone (paraphrased), as opp