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Creativity, Communication and Cultural Value

Keith Negus
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Pages
192
Year
2004
Language
English
Publisher
SAGE Publications

About

Creativity has become a buzzword and key issue in debates about cultural policy, human growth and the media and cultural industries. It has also become a very misused term used to describe anything from musical and artistic genius, to shady financial accounting, to the teaching of children and the management of employees.

But what does it mean?

Negus and Pickering provide a clear and logical way of understanding what we describe as creative, and how this term has become central to attaching cultural value.

Their book:
· Develops an approach which enables us to think of creativity as both ordinary and exceptional
· Focuses on creativity as a way of rethinking key concepts in the study of culture such as:

Convention; innovation; tradition and experience.

This book is useful to those studying Media and Cultural Studies who need to understand Cultural Production, Communication, Popular Culture and Cultural Theory.

Related Subjects

  • Cultural & Social
  • Anthropology
  • Social Science
  • Adult Nonfiction

Artists

Keith NegusAuthor
Michael PickeringAuthor