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A portrait of the artist as young or old innovators : the creative life cycles of modern poets and novelists
Galenson, David W. - In: World economics : a journal of current economic … 5 (2004) 4, pp. 175-188
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A portrait of the artist as a very young or very old innovator : creativity at the extremes of the life cycle
Galenson, David W. - 2004
"Orson Wells made Citizen Kane, his greatest movie, when he was 25 years old; Frank Lloyd Wright designed Fallingwater, his most famous house, when he was 70. Contrasts as great as this raise the question of whether there is a general explanation of when in their lives great innovators are most...
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A portrait of the artist as a young or old innovator : measuring the careers of modern novelists
Galenson, David W. - 2004
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A Portrait of the Artist as a Very Young or Very Old Innovator : Creativity at the Extremes of the Life Cycle
Galenson, David W. - 2020
Orson Wells made Citizen Kane, his greatest movie, when he was 25 years old; Frank Lloyd Wright designed Fallingwater, his most famous house, when he was 70. Contrasts as great as this raise the question of whether there is a general explanation of when in their lives great innovators are most...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012838703
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A Portrait of the Artist as a Very Young or Very Old Innovator : Creativity at the Extremes of the Life Cycle
Galenson, David W. - 2004
Orson Wells made Citizen Kane, his greatest movie, when he was 25 years old; Frank Lloyd Wright designed Fallingwater, his most famous house, when he was 70. Contrasts as great as this raise the question of whether there is a general explanation of when in their lives great innovators are most...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012468178