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Read, Albert.
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Imagination.
Active imagination.
English essays -- 21st century.
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Read, Albert.
Imagination.
Active imagination.
English essays -- 21st century.
MARC Display
The
imagination
muscle
:
where
good
ideas
come
from (and
how
to have
more
of
them
) / Albert Read.
by
Read, Albert.
Constable, 2023.
Call #:
153.301 R282i
Subjects
Imagination
.
Active
imagination
.
English essays -- 21st century.
ISBN:
9780349134789 (hc.)
Alternate title:
Where
good
ideas
come
from (and
how
to have
more
of
them
)
Description:
x, 304 p. : ill., gen. tables ; 23 cm.
Summary:
"In this insightful and life-affirming book, Albert Read puts the
imagination
back at the forefront of our lives. Not merely a nebulous concept reserved for artists and creatives, it is a
muscle
- an essential faculty of the mind to be trained and developed over a lifetime. It is boundless in its potential, infinitely rewarding and central to human achievement. Spanning pre-historic times through to the twenty-first century, [the book] explores the genesis of
ideas
- from Thomas Edison's serial embracing of failure to Jane Jacobs' vision of
how
we should build cities together; from Steve Jobs' approach to office design to the Japanese concept of Ma. Touching on art, music, film, literature, science and entrepreneurship, this book examines
how
the
imagination
has evolved - in shape, power and pace - through the millennia. Albert Read reveals
how
we can harness the
imagination
in our day-to-day lives and why, in the new Age of Technology, it is
more
pressing than ever that we do so. Discover
where
to find
ideas
,
how
to foster skill in observation and connection, and
how
to be
more
attentive to the fluxes of our own minds. After all, as Read expertly outlines, the
imagination
is our supreme gift, our biggest opportunity, our greatest source of fulfilment and our most vital asset for the future."--From publisher.
Genre:
Essays.
Holds:
2
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