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A Critique of Creativity and ComplexityThe Ubiquity of the Chaos-Order Continuum

A Critique of Creativity and Complexity: The Ubiquity of the Chaos-Order Continuum [When considering the extent to which complexity theory applies to diverse phenomena it is interesting to consider the structure and dynamics of various academic disciplines. Epistemological frameworks and problem-solving heuristics can differ markedly when one passes through the border separating one discipline from another. Questions arise about the ways in which complex adaptive systems structure themselves and operate when viewed through differing disciplinary lenses.] http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png

A Critique of Creativity and ComplexityThe Ubiquity of the Chaos-Order Continuum

Part of the Advances in Creativity and Giftedness Book Series (volume 25)
Editors: Ambrose, Don; Sriraman, Bharath; Pierce, Kathleen M.
Ambrose, Don
A Critique of Creativity and Complexity — Jan 1, 2014
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SensePublishers
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© SensePublishers-Rotterdam, The Netherlands 2014
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67 –86
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10.1007/978-94-6209-773-5_5
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Abstract

[When considering the extent to which complexity theory applies to diverse phenomena it is interesting to consider the structure and dynamics of various academic disciplines. Epistemological frameworks and problem-solving heuristics can differ markedly when one passes through the border separating one discipline from another. Questions arise about the ways in which complex adaptive systems structure themselves and operate when viewed through differing disciplinary lenses.]

Published: Jan 1, 2014

Keywords: Complex Adaptive System; Echo State Network; Talent Development; Gifted Education; Prudent Regulation

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