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Everyday Philosophy: The Art of Creativity

8 lessons
1h 15min
4.89 (225 reviews)

Everybody is creative. So how can we cultivate our creativity and live richer, more creative lives? In this course, philosopher Dr. Will Buckingham explores what creativity is, and how we can nurture our own creativity. Everyday philosophy: The Art of Creativity draws on insights from philosophers both East and West, to deepen your understanding of creativity. And it gives you practical strategies for bringing more creativity into your life, your work and your play. Whatever you want to create — a new work of art, a new business, a new social movement, a new world — this course will help you understand how to make this happen.

Created by Dr. Will Buckingham


Everyday Philosophy: The Art of Creativity

8 lessons
1h 15min
4.89 (225 reviews)
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Lessons

The Art of Creativity
Busting Creativity Myths
What is Creativity Anyway?
Creativity is Natural
The Art of Creative Luck
The Art of Making Space
The Art of Making Connections
Creativity Remakes the World

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About the author

Dr. Will Buckingham has spent two decades teaching philosophy, writing and creativity in universities across the world. He is the author of over ten books, including including Hello, Stranger: Stories of Connection in a Divided World (Granta 2021), Lucy and the Rocket Dog (Knopf, 2018), and A Practical Guide to Happiness: Think Deeply and Flourish (Icon Books, 2012). He was also a contributor to the globally-bestselling The Philosophy Book, published by Dorling Kindersley.

Will started life as a student of fine arts, before taking an MA in anthropology and then a PhD in philosophy. He was formerly Associate Professor of Writing and Creativity at De Montfort University in the UK, and Visiting Professor at the Parami Institute in Yangon, Myanmar. He now works as a freelance writer, mentor and educator. http://www.willbuckingham.com