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Germany: Missing link in Roman conquest of Germany a ‘sensational find,‘ The Local – There has been a major archaeological find about ancient Romans in present-day Germany. Pottery shards are an important component of the find, which focuses on a … Continue reading
Rollo May’s “The Nature of Creativity,” Part 2
Existentialist psychologist Rollo May discusses the creative process in his work, The Nature of Creativity. Previously, I covered May’s definition of creativity and if you haven’t seen that post, you can find it here. — “Let us now inquire into … Continue reading
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Rollo May’s “The Nature of Creativity,” Part 1
Last night, I got up around 1 a.m., as I was having trouble sleeping. I started reading from where I had left off with Rollo May‘s The Courage to Create. Very interested in the creative process and the act of … Continue reading
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