Creativity
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Yellowed
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What separates the mind that merely thinks from the mind that truly creates? Creativity, edited by P.E. Vernon, presents a landmark collection of readings that assembles some of the most incisive psychological and philosophical writings on one of humanity's most elusive capacities. Drawing from a wide range of thinkers and researchers, the anthology chronicles the scientific and humanistic attempts to define, measure, and understand the creative process — from the spark of inspiration to the discipline of craft — making it an essential volume for anyone seeking to understand where genius meets method. As part of the prestigious Penguin Modern Psychology Readings series, this volume situates the study of creativity within the broader landscape of 20th-century psychological thought, illustrating how the field grappled with questions of imagination, originality, and intelligence. Vernon's editorial vision is precise and purposeful, weaving together diverse perspectives into a coherent and stimulating intellectual dialogue. Whether you are a student of psychology, an educator, or a curious mind, this collection poses an irresistible question: can creativity ever truly be taught — or only unleashed?
Author: P.E. Vernon
Format: Paperback
Genre: Psychology
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Yellowed
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
What separates the mind that merely thinks from the mind that truly creates? Creativity, edited by P.E. Vernon, presents a landmark collection of readings that assembles some of the most incisive psychological and philosophical writings on one of humanity's most elusive capacities. Drawing from a wide range of thinkers and researchers, the anthology chronicles the scientific and humanistic attempts to define, measure, and understand the creative process — from the spark of inspiration to the discipline of craft — making it an essential volume for anyone seeking to understand where genius meets method. As part of the prestigious Penguin Modern Psychology Readings series, this volume situates the study of creativity within the broader landscape of 20th-century psychological thought, illustrating how the field grappled with questions of imagination, originality, and intelligence. Vernon's editorial vision is precise and purposeful, weaving together diverse perspectives into a coherent and stimulating intellectual dialogue. Whether you are a student of psychology, an educator, or a curious mind, this collection poses an irresistible question: can creativity ever truly be taught — or only unleashed?