Relishing the Creativity that Surprises Itself
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Relishing the Creativity that Surprises Itself

Relishing the Creativity that Surprises Itself

I just received a review of my book The Overweight Brain: How our obsession with knowing keeps us from getting smart enough to make a better world that I am sharing. Phillippe Vendenbroeck really completes (in a Vygotskian sense) my thoughts and written words. And the site he posted it on is really good! You can get a feel for it here in the context in which he speaks of The Overweight Brain:

These three positions reflect a humble stance in the face of complexity. They shirk the privileging of rational intellect. Instead they foreground the inevitably bewildering experience of living in a complex world, and an ethos of kindness and empathetic risk-taking that helps us to grow.

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