Report on the CREATe panels
... The growth of cultural supply has increased due to two basic features of the digital creative economy: one is the considerable reduction on the cost of producing, promoting and distributing creative goods and services and the other is the access that digitization and the internet offer to creators t ...
... The growth of cultural supply has increased due to two basic features of the digital creative economy: one is the considerable reduction on the cost of producing, promoting and distributing creative goods and services and the other is the access that digitization and the internet offer to creators t ...
Posting on “Working Class” - Reuben Roth`s Sociology of Work
... consciousness/injustice and class mobility likely comes from Erik Olin Wright ("Class, Crisis and the State", "Classes", "The Debate on Classes" and "Class Counts"). His examination is generally from the objective camp, but Wright remains the most authoritative and consistent author around issues re ...
... consciousness/injustice and class mobility likely comes from Erik Olin Wright ("Class, Crisis and the State", "Classes", "The Debate on Classes" and "Class Counts"). His examination is generally from the objective camp, but Wright remains the most authoritative and consistent author around issues re ...
Cities and the Creative Class
... Beyond this core group, the creative class also includes “creative professionals” who work in a wide range of knowledge-based occupations in high-tech sectors, financial services, the legal and health-care professions, and business management. These people engage in creative problem-solving, drawing ...
... Beyond this core group, the creative class also includes “creative professionals” who work in a wide range of knowledge-based occupations in high-tech sectors, financial services, the legal and health-care professions, and business management. These people engage in creative problem-solving, drawing ...
Keynote address by Prof. Mlama
... argued that part of the reason is the persistent refusal by our detractors to accept that Africa, like China, Japan or Ireland, has the right to have creative production with whatever function, form or content appropriate to her own reality. This, it has been argued is, to a large extent, part of th ...
... argued that part of the reason is the persistent refusal by our detractors to accept that Africa, like China, Japan or Ireland, has the right to have creative production with whatever function, form or content appropriate to her own reality. This, it has been argued is, to a large extent, part of th ...
Creativity as a Virtue of Character
... bringing about what is aimed at. A stroke victim who reliably produces beautiful patterns as a by-product of his action is not creative in the richer sense in which an artist who aims to produce them and could have done so differently is. Is creativity in this richer sense ever more than just a skil ...
... bringing about what is aimed at. A stroke victim who reliably produces beautiful patterns as a by-product of his action is not creative in the richer sense in which an artist who aims to produce them and could have done so differently is. Is creativity in this richer sense ever more than just a skil ...
Discourse and creativity - Reading`s CentAUR
... analyzing language beyond the sentence by attending to the distribution and combination of various linguistic features throughout longer stretches of text. This approach, however, is not just an extension of the Russian formalists’ search for intra-textual regularities. Even in Harris’s early formul ...
... analyzing language beyond the sentence by attending to the distribution and combination of various linguistic features throughout longer stretches of text. This approach, however, is not just an extension of the Russian formalists’ search for intra-textual regularities. Even in Harris’s early formul ...
