The creative mind : myths & mechanisms

Margaret A. Boden

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Creativity in Education and Neuroscience Philosophy and Theoretical Science Cognitive Science and Education Research

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The author of Artificial Intelligence and Natural Man uses insights from computer science to explore the mystery of human creativity. Boden outlines the thought processes and mental structures in which our creativity is grounded, and explains how all different kinds of creativity spring from the same cognitive devices and mental maps. Illustrated.

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