Ellis Paul Torrance

The crew of shipbred technicians sent to the planet Ireta were prepared for a routine mission to catalog flora and fauna and search for new energy sources. When their rescue ship mysteriously disappears, they suddenly find themselves surrounded by giant swamp creatures, deadly predators, and terrifying dinosaurs.

The Search for Satori & Creativity

Robert E. Myers

A Book of Ideas for Children in the Primary Grades

Can You Imagine?

Ram Gupta

Development and Evaluation of Recorded Programmed Experiences in Creative Thinking in the Fourth Grade

There has never been a longitudinal study of creativity of this magnitude--a 40-year study of creative achievement in adulthood of individuals who had been given creativity tests in childhood.

A Guide to Developing a Creative Career

The Manifesto

Just Wanting to Know

Creativity

Why Fly? is without argument, an important contribution to the body of theoretical literature on creativity. What makes this work unique, however, is that it's content and focus also enable it to stand on the shelf along side books on counseling/self help, curriculum development, school administration, business, and leadership. In short, Dr. Torrance has successfully produced a book with nearly universal appeal and application possibilities. - Roeper Review . . .For readers who are well-versed in Torrance's major ideas and themes, the book will serve as a convenient reference resource and probably as a source of some previously undiscovered pieces. For new explorers into the creativity literature, it will provide helpful grounding in the work of a major figure in the field and foundation for new questions and directions. Gifted Child Quarterly

Why Fly?

Ellis Paul Torrance

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