If restrictions are the catalysts of creativity, when it comes to cuisine, America, Barber thinks, has had too few.
Or in the words of the paper, "the entire organization must be equipped to be a catalyst for creativity". The study recommends that creative employees be recognized and rewarded.
Morris Dickstein, a professor of English at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York, said he believed that despite the cliché of the suffering artist, pain still deserved a whole lot of credit as a catalyst for creativity.
Not only is addiction a poor catalyst for creativity — the sometimes brilliant works of drug addicts and alcoholics are achieved in spite of their demons — but it turns out to be a less-than-satisfying subject.
The simple nature of skating can be the catalyst for creativity. .
It can throw out a whole range of challenges but can also be a catalyst for creativity.
By drawing people from across the spectrum of performance arts, the space can become a catalyst for creativity— leveraging talent in one individual to spark inspiration in another.
At Sarah Lawrence, where 90percentt of classes are small seminars, with additional, biweekly individual meetings with the professor a required component of the course, faculty and students are exploring technology as a catalyst for creativity.
Seriously, isn't restlessness, even outright discontent, often a catalyst for creativity?
That kindness and sensitivity to others was the catalyst for creativity.
Uniting five of the region's top academic institutions in a unique partnership, SSES acts as a catalyst for creativity, co-operation and knowledge-sharing.
