The runaway species : how human creativity remakes the world
The brain is typically portrayed as an organ with a map of regions dedicated to specific tasks. But, says acclaimed neuroscientist and bestselling author David Eagleman, that textbook model is wrong. The brain is a dynamic system; the connections between its cells are constantly blossoming, dying an...
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Brandt, Anthony [verfasserIn] Eagleman, David - 1971- [verfasserIn] |
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Edinburgh: Canongate Books Ltd ; 2017 |
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296 Seiten ; Illustrationen ; 23 cm |
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The Runaway Species How Human Creativity Remakes the World Anthony Brandt and David Eagleman II GANONGATE CONTENTS Introduction: What do NASA and Picasso have in common? … Part I: New Under the Sun … To innovate is human. … The brain alters what it already knows … Bending … Breaking … Blending … Living in the B-hive … Part II: The Creative Mentality … Don't glue down the pieces … Proliferate options … Scout to different distances … Tolerate risk … Part III: Cultivating Creativity … The creative company … The creative school … Into the future … Acknowledgments … Image Credits … Bibliography … Notes … Index … |
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