In Thomsen's view, we need models that allow both for individual genius and for systemic effects such as center-periphery relations, imbalances of national prestige, and the gradual, delocalized process by which works may gain canonical status over time.
Its story of a strike leader who is transformed into a charismatic crusader for individual genius became "a cornerstone of the modern libertarian movement," Doherty writes.
(It is a measure of Soviet perversity that their propaganda machine would attribute to heroic individual genius an achievement that, for once, vindicated Marxist dogma about the virtues of collective work and central planning).
Our results demonstrate that high impact biomedical research is highly complex, emerging not simply for individual genius or pure luck, but rather, from a dynamic selection process involving cognitive and environmental components.
"If anything, it's a new distribution channel for the individual genius". One of the best examples of this is InnoCentive, a web forum with a community of 1.5m scientific experts from around the world - full-time scientists, spare-time scientists, retirees and students.
It's a certain signal that the most talented who do the most to improve our lives and employ us are being rewarded for their individual genius.
For Polybius, the Second Punic War illustrated the superiority of the strong Roman constitution over Hannibal's individual genius.
Clearly, there is more at work here than individual genius.
This individual genius was worshipped by each individual, especially on his birthday.
Despite her biographical emphasis, she largely avoids underwriting the myth of individual genius.
