Ethical Ripples of Creativity and Innovation

AvSeana Moran

Inbunden, Engelska, 2016

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If we are going to promote creativity as an ideal to strive toward, shouldn't we make sure we also instil ethical anticipation so our creative contributions produce a better world rather than chaos and waste? Creativity drives cultural development. We all, directly or indirectly, collaborate in the creation of culture, and we are jointly responsible for the way that culture develops. The goals and decisions we make as both creators and adopters pave pathways into the future for us all.Instead of merely reflecting on past events, Ethical Ripples of Creativity and Innovation educates for 'proflection'—through cases that present what-might-be scenarios for creative contributions that are emerging into mainstream culture, stimulating real-time thinking about creativity-in-action.. This book offers the opportunity to strengthen ethical anticipation by considering the possibilities streaming from current creative offerings that affect our bodies, emotions, selves, and social interactions.

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Utgivningsdatum:2016-01-12
Mått:140 x 216 x 20 mm
Vikt:454 g
Format:Inbunden
Språk:Engelska
Antal sidor:226
Upplaga:16001
Förlag:Palgrave Macmillan
ISBN:9781137505538

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Seana Moran is Research Assistant Professor at Clark University, USA. Her research focuses on the intersections of creativity, morality/ethics, life purpose, and wisdom as individuals strive to contribute to their communities. She co-edited The Ethics of Creativity, Multiple Intelligences Around the World and several volumes of the Creative Classrooms series, and co-authored Creativity and Development.

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Reviewers: *Vera John Steiner, University of New Mexico *Ruth Richards, Saybrook University

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Creativity Ethics Anticipation Common GoodA. Origins B. Outlook C. Opportunities PART I: GADGET CONTROLLERS1. Geoengineering: Taking 'Change the World' to the Extreme; with DaEun Kim2. 3D Printing: Manufacturing 2.0; with Natalie Spivak3. Driverless Cars: Driven to Extinction?; with Tomasz Mlodozeniec4. The Internet of Things: Daily Life, Automated; with Xiaoyi Cui5. Drones: Insights from Above; with Victoria WesterbandPART II: BODY SHAPERS6. Preventive Gene Testing: Our New Fortune Teller?; with Victoria Russo7. The Microbiome: Am I a 'We'?; with Ria Citrin8. Stem Cell Therapy: Biological Reboot; with Sarah Schnur9. Fortified Junk Food: Too Much of a Good Thing?; with Lilia Juarez-Kim10. E-Cigarettes: Huffing and Puffing about Addiction; with Zack GoodsteinPART III: EMOTION TUNERS11. Manipulating Emotions: Feelings for Sale; with Curtis Meyer12. Legalized Marijuana: The Highs and Lows; with Achu Johnson Alexander13. Happiness as a Life Goal: The Smiley Face Reigns; with Robert Kagan14. Boredom Avoidance: Like Watching Paint Dry; with Kaitlin BlackPART IV: SELF DEFINERS15. Authenticity as a Life Purpose: True to My Self; with Olivia Lourie16. Gender Fluidity: A Spectrum of Identities; with Sarah Parker17. Average as the New Optimum: What Does the 'Mean' Really Mean for Me?; with Eliana Hadjiandreou18. Big Data: What Does It All Add Up To?; with Michael MastersPART V: SOCIAL CONNECTORS19. The Right to Be Forgotten: Disappearing Acts; with Christopher Charles Canieso20. Virtual Currency: The Value of Instant Anonymity; with Yonathan Bassal21. Emoticons: :-) or :-( ?; with Jai Sung Lee22. Digitally Mediated Communication: I Feel So Close to…Who Are You?; with Michaela Hession