What really gets Lessig's dander up it's what got him the Supreme Court spanking is the supposedly creativity-stifling length of copyright under today's laws.
What really gets Lessig's dander up--it's what got him the Supreme Court spanking--is the supposedly creativity-stifling length of copyright under today's laws.
For a company that makes products that are supposedly about personal creativity, they seem to focus on elite creativity a bit too much".
Ballet, supposedly bereft of creativity, did especially well in premieres at the New York City Ballet.
Under "progressive" educational thinking, it supposedly dampens the students' creativity and spontaneity to insist on following fuddy-duddy old rules about composition and English usage.
As I was escorted out I commented to my ever-present minder that the research centre was a very studious environment: why were there no slides and games rooms like the ones which, supposedly, foster free thinking and creativity at research labs run by the likes of Google?
Where are all the creature comforts computer animation companies supposedly need to attract talent and inspire creativity?
Research by Michael C Moynihan for Tablet magazine, however, showed that in his book on creativity, Lehrer had been rather creative himself; specifically in fabricating some words supposedly uttered by Bob Dylan.
In another book, Madness and Civilisation, Foucault contrasts the openness to madness that supposedly once filled the world with Bosch-like creativity with the modern world's punitive isolation and medicalisation of the "mad".
Universities are supposedly set up to incentivize, that is to reward, creativity, good teaching, daring intellectual daring running counter to convention.
In a modern world that supposedly runs on rational principles, the convergence of artistic creativity and madness is thrilling; it promises escape from overly supervised consciousness and contact with otherwise repressed psychic forces.
