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NETWORKS & THE CREATIVE PROCESS Session Four: Creativity in Context Create with Context from ELECTROBUDISTA ELECTROBUDISTA

The Age Old Question When a tree falls in the forest... from mylinmylin

Modified Csikszentmihaly’s Approach

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Relevant Authorities All Women Jury, courtesy Library of Congress

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A Complex, Co-Evolutionary System System from Playful / Pablo AlfieriPlayful / Pablo Alfieri

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A Comparative Analysis: Time & Place Holy Land from kvn_ob kvn_ob "ANCIENT GREECE..." from Margaret Storer-Roche Margaret Storer-Roche Roman Forum from MarcelGermain MarcelGermain Jon B. Sánchez Diaz de Durana Industrial Revolution from flyingdutchee flyingdutchee The Promise of Modernity from LifeUndefined LifeUndefined

Case Studies: Relating Cause and Effect Cause & Effect from Georgio R.Georgio R.

The Legacy: Reason vs. Imagination Close up of The Thinker from Brian HillegasBrian Hillegas the poet from ifleeiflee

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The Growth in Counter Cultures A3C - Counter Culture model from Just.MaxJust.Max

Commodification &The Role of Capitalism Capitalism is Boss! from New YorkledNew Yorkled

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Looking to the Future Wildlife Observation, Prediction,... from Nikographer [Jon] Nikographer [Jon]

Blogging Question QUESTIONS???????? from magda.indigo magda.indigo Based on your reading of the text, and our discussions in class, speculate about how you think creativity will evolve in the future. Incorporate your reasoning and/or your imagination in the blog!