A question which regularly appears at dinner conversations is:
‘Can one learn to be creative?’ In the author’s view,
the question is similar to questions such as ‘Can one learn to
eat?’ and ‘Can one learn to breathe?’ We all do it,
but one can specialise oneself, one can learn to make delicious
Japanese sushi’s, or some heavenly Genovese pesto, or you
practice yoga or scuba-diving and learn to breathe more efficiently.
The same can be said about creativity: everyone is creative, but it can
be practiced, enhanced and sharpened to lead to much more richness and
quality.
Learning to become creative really happens through experience, by
looking at other people practicing creative tasks, by trying recipes
oneself, by finding out what works and what doesn’t, and last but
not least, by discovering oneself in the context of creative tasks. So
the answer is ‘yes, one can learn to be creative’, but,
like eating and breathing, we all do it already.
Contents: reface • 0 Introduction • 1 Setting the Scene
• 2 Creative Process • 3 Culture and Rules for Creative
Thinking • 4 Idea Generation • 5 Evaluation and Selection
• 6 Issues, Problems and Opportunities • 7 From Idea to
Concept • 8 Process Facilitation • 9 The Matter of Creativity
• 10 The Next Step? • 11 Making Sense with the Future Perfect
- A Case • A Delft Approach? • Figures and Tables •
Glossary • Literature • Index
Taal / Language : English
Extra informatie:
Ingenaaid: paperback,kaft slap
Met illustraties
Verschenen: april 2009
Gewicht: 598 gram
Formaat: 270 x 192 x 13 mm
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