The Creativity Revolution: Reinvent Your Creative Self to Shape the Future and Prosper
Book Details
Author(s)Ashfaq Ishaq
PublisherICAF Print
ISBN / ASINB00D7MQ2PU
ISBN-13978B00D7MQ2P9
MarketplaceFrance 🇫🇷
Description
Have you ever wondered about the origin of creativity? Do you ever think that others may have different types of creativity? We’re not talking about creativity in writing versus creativity in pottery, but creativity as founded in a particular purpose, perspective, or spiritual home – regardless of the choice of outlet.
Dr. Ashfaq Ishaq has pondered these questions and has come up with a striking new paradigm on creativity itself in one concise volume. He has found that all creativity is grounded in five types, each with their own characteristic purposes, worldview, and systems of knowledge. By familiarizing oneself with these types, we can each better understand the creative impulses of ourselves and of our coworkers, families, partners, and political representatives.
Because creativity is so much more than mere “art,” but is the uniquely human way we respond to challenges so as to survive, get along, and thrive, Dr. Ishaq argues that the understanding of creativity is intricately tied up with our democratic mandate and free enterprise system.
Based on an extensive survey of history, economics, and neuroscience as well as his personal observations of over a hundred thousand paintings by children, The Creativity Revolution is a book like no other. Intellectual yet readable, visionary yet eminently practical, and lavishly illustrated with 47 full-color renderings, The Creativity Revolution is a work that can be appreciated again and again, on many levels.
Dr. Ashfaq Ishaq has pondered these questions and has come up with a striking new paradigm on creativity itself in one concise volume. He has found that all creativity is grounded in five types, each with their own characteristic purposes, worldview, and systems of knowledge. By familiarizing oneself with these types, we can each better understand the creative impulses of ourselves and of our coworkers, families, partners, and political representatives.
Because creativity is so much more than mere “art,” but is the uniquely human way we respond to challenges so as to survive, get along, and thrive, Dr. Ishaq argues that the understanding of creativity is intricately tied up with our democratic mandate and free enterprise system.
Based on an extensive survey of history, economics, and neuroscience as well as his personal observations of over a hundred thousand paintings by children, The Creativity Revolution is a book like no other. Intellectual yet readable, visionary yet eminently practical, and lavishly illustrated with 47 full-color renderings, The Creativity Revolution is a work that can be appreciated again and again, on many levels.
