PHL/458 PHL458 PHL 458 WEEK 4 ASSIGNMENT 2
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- 09 Mar 2018
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PHL 458 WEEK 4 ASSIGNMENT 2
Assignment 2
Nomination of
Creative Hero
Review the list of names provided in
the University of Phoenix Material: Creative Genius List.
Select two individuals, one from each column on
the Creative Genius List, who are famous for their creative ideas (one from
each column).
Research their biographies in the University
Library and on the Internet.
Create a presentation to summarize your campaign.
Include the following in your presentation:
- Information
about each of the thinker's unique contributions to society
- The problems
or issues that their ideas sought to solve
- A description
of the solutions and how his or her ideas were implemented
- Each thinker's
personal/social/political environments and how you think these factors
contributed to their creativity
- The creative
process of each thinker, including any obstacles they faced, and a
comparison of the creative processes underlying each individual's work
- A critique of
their ideas: Could they have done anything differently?
- How did their
work fit into the existing framework of understanding in their field, and
how did it advance further understanding of the field?
Organize your work in a Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation
of 10 to 12 slides. (This slide count does not include bookkeeping slides:
title page, notes, etc. The slide count listed above should only include
content slides.) Include detailed descriptions of audio/visual, internet,
or other media used in your persuasive campaign. (If your team has the
skills, you may elect to create sample pieces, but this is not required.)
Include at least four academic references.
Creative
Genius List
Choose one person from each column for your Learning Team Week 4 assignment: Famous Creative Thinkers Presentation.
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Banksy
(graffiti artist) ·
Joseph
Campbell (mythologist) ·
Hal
Cone (theologian, Black liberation theology) ·
Limor
Fried (electrical engineer, aka Lady Ada, open-source hardware) ·
Jane
Goodall (primatologist) ·
Stephen
Hawking (theoretical physicist, cosmologist) ·
Dalma
Heyn (women’s advocate, cultural critic) ·
Gary
Larson (cartoonist, The Far Side) ·
Gene
Roddenberry (television screen writer) ·
Peter
Singer (moral philosopher, animal rights/liberation theory) ·
Steven
Spielberg (film director) ·
Bjarne
Stroustrup (computer scientist, C++) ·
Quentin
Tarantino (film director) ·
Linus
Torvalds (software engineer, Linux) ·
Steve
Wozniak (computer engineer, Apple) |
·
Philip
Glass (composer, minimalism) ·
Carl
Sagan (astrophysicist, cosmologist) ·
Richard
Feynman (physicist, quantum electrodynamics) ·
Jerry
Fodor (philosopher, cognitive science) ·
Buckminster
Fuller (systems theorist and futurist) ·
Marija
Gimbutas (archeologist, matriarchy studies) ·
Saul
Kripke (philosopher) ·
Bertrand
Russell (philosopher, historian, social critic) ·
Nicholas
Taleb (randomness statistician, The Black Swan) ·
Ai
Weiwei (artist, cultural critic) ·
Cornel
West (philosopher, cultural critic) ·
Ken
Wilber (developmental psychologist, Integral Theory) ·
Grace
Hopper (computer scientist) ·
Pina
Bausch (choreographer) ·
Shiego
Shingo (industrial engineer, Toyota) |