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Origins of genius : Darwinian perspectives on creativity

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Creativity in Education and Neuroscience Evolutionary Psychology and Human Behavior Language and cultural evolution

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Preface 1. Genius and Darwin 2. Cognition: What is the Creative Process? 3. Variation: How do Creators Differ from the Rest of Us? 4. Development: Is the Genius Born or Made? 5. Products: By What Works Shall We Know Them? 6. Groups: Creative Times, Places and Peoples? 7. Darwinian Genius Notes References Index

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