How to Steal Fire
The Myths of Creativity Exposed, The Truths of Creativity Explained
Stephen Bayley author Roger Mavity author
Format:Paperback
Publisher:Transworld Publishers Ltd
Published:7th Mar '19
Should be back in stock very soon
Creativity is a topic of real interest for businesses as well as individuals. How to Steal Fire aims to expose the myths in current thinking about this big subject and the explain the underlying truths, offering new insights into a subject that matters to us all.
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‘Promises to show readers how to think boldly and spark imaginative thought’ (FT)
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Creativity is a powerful force.
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‘Promises to show readers how to think boldly and spark imaginative thought’ (FT)
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Creativity is a powerful force. It drives innovation, boosts our economy and enables us to fulfil our human potential. But what actually is creativity? Is it overrated? And where exactly do ideas come from in the first place?
In this book, design gurus Stephen Bayley and Roger Mavity debunk the myths and common misconceptions that form our current thinking around this complex subject. In showing readers how to think boldly and remain undaunted by challenges, they examine the phenomenon from all sides: not only the creativity of invention and of imagination but also that of perception and of discovery, in order to reveal the truths we often overlook.
Ultimately, How to Steal Fire will help you reclaim yourself from the anonymous dreariness of a data-driven culture and spark imaginative thought.
Very interesting... Talks a lot about the origins of creativity. -- Andrew Marr * Start the Week *
Chief executives have talked for decades about the importance of innovation, which academics define as the implementation of new ideas. But far less attention has been devoted to figuring out how to foster creativity itself.
[How to Steal Fire is] a book on one of the most eagerly sought qualities in the business world: creativity. It promises to show readers how to think boldly and spark imaginative thought.
ISBN: 9780593080085
Dimensions: 247mm x 190mm x 21mm
Weight: 748g
256 pages